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·CONCESSIONS
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SERVING AND EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL
AND
THEIR FAMILIES AND DEPENDANTS
OFFERED BY
THE PROVINCES AND STATES OF INDIA
(Short Title : “CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA")

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·# CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN --INDIA ". CONTENTS. Subject. Page Introduction The United Provinces The Punjab Bihar 1-23 14—37 38-54 Madras Bengal Bombay C. P. & Berar 55-65 66-70 71-82 83-86 Assam Sind N.WFP Baluchistan Coorg 87-88 89—91 92-94 95 96 . Cochin Stato Kapurthala State Sirmur Stato Mysore State 97-IOC 107-109 110-112 113–114 .. Pataudi Stato Jind State Kashmir Stato Suket Stato 115 116 117--118 119 120123 . Blandi Stato Faridkot Stato Chamba State .. Kalsia State 121-126 127-198 120-130 131-132 Nabba Stato Jubbal State Travancore Stato Khairpur Stato 133 134 135 138 Kolhapur State Akalkot Stato.. Sangli Stato 137-140 141-142 143 Arpendix 1 Appendix ? Aprendıx 3 Appendix Arpendix 5 Appendix 6 144145 146-149 150-151 159 1 -167 106 107

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·INTRODUCTION TO " CONCESSIONS TO SERVING AND EX.SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES AND DEPENDENTS OFFERED BY THE PROVINCES AND STATES OF INDIA". General- The various Governments of the Provinces and tbe States of India have adopted a number of measures for the benefit of serving and ex-Services per. I 4 LU ploviue lur ser villy anu Li-oervices personnel who have served in the war, 1930.45, and in certain cases, for their children and dependents The book is issued in a loose Icaf style to enable holders to insert addenda) corrigenda am and when 189uod. In case there is any doubt regarding any of the concessions or facilities referred to herein, advice may be sought from the nearest D.S.S.A.B. or the District officer concerned Definitions, SolliersEnlisted Recruits/Servicemen/Troops: These terms for the purposo of this publication embrace all persons enrolled in the Indian Army, tho Royal Indian Navy and the Royal Indian Air Force, and also, wherever so statod, por. sonnel of the Indian States' Forces. Armed Forces/Forces/Military Sertice These terms cover the Indinn Defence Services and where applicable the States' Forces and the British Armed Forces War Service and Operational area : See Appendix 3. Notu : Itoms loft blank under various Province/States aro to be taken as being under consideration, Abbreviations- G. of I.-Government of India. V.C - Victoria Cross. G.C --George Cross D.S 0.-Distingaisbed Service Order. 1.0.M.- Indian Order of Berit. M.C.--Military Cross G.M.-George Medal. Tele C10.-Ciril Liaison Organisation. DSSA.B.Diatt. Sailor' iers & Airpen's Board.

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·Paras. 1-2) [UP. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED PROVINCES CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. 11 of 1912, WILL dveh U (a) extend the benefits provided by the Act to heirs of soldiers dying in active service; (6) treat a soldier who is or has been a prisoner of war as serving under war conditions for the purposes of the Act, and (c) give power to courts to suspend proceedings in cases where an Indian eoldier, though not a party to the proceeding, is materially concerned in the out. come of the proceeding and his in'erests are hilely to be prejudiced by lus inability to attend. (2) The provisions of the Act have been applied to the following categories of personnel in the same ruanner as they apply to Indian soldiers. (a) Indian personnel of Hong Kong Singapore Brigade, Poyal Artillery. (b) Senior Officers of the Indian Teritorial Force (c) Indian Seamen in the service of His Majesty. (d) Persons of Indian doinıcıleyho are subject to the Army Act and the Air Force Act. (e) Persons who are subject to the Burma Army Act. ) Indian Commissioned Officers, Administrative Officers and personnel of the Civil Pioneer Force while on service in a War Area. (9) Persons, who not heing members of His Majesty's Forces, are attached to or employed by the Royal Indian Navy. () Meinbers of the forces raised by certain Indian Sates including Rampur, Tchri-Garhwal and Benares. ELL. TT..to --- AAL.11. () In almost all districts of the Province, local legal practitioners have offered to give legal advice free of charge, to sarlors, soldiers and airnen on active service or their dependants at home. Applications for such advice, so far as subordinato the Dann dort auto TI - Sailors, the case Oudhat -Atta - 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. (1) The Government hare exempted the families of serving soldiers from the liabilitv to pay for the cost of aduitional police which are imposed under section 15 of the Police Act, 1861 (Act V of 1861) (9) They have also decided to postpone the recority of the cost of additional police lr sale of property of members of Indian States Forces ferring cither tinder the Crown or in an Indian State for the duration of the war or ill ther retura from oversea9 wbicberer is longer. 1153 ANT 1

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·Paras. 1-2) [U.R. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED PROVINCES CONCESSIONS TO SERYING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. 3 8 of 1942, WILIE & View Lu- (a) extend the benefits provided by the Act to heirs of soldiers dying in active service; (6) treat a soldier who is or has been a prisoner of war as serving under var conditions for the purposes of the Act, and (c) giro power to courts to suspend proceedings in cases where an Indian eoldier, though not a party to the proceeding, is materially conceined in the out. come of the procreding and his in.erests are likely to be prejudiced by ls inability to attend. (2) The provisions of the Act have been applied to the following categories of personnel in the same manner as they apply to Indian soldiers. (a) Indian personnel of Hong Kong Singapore Brigade, Royal Artillery. (6) Senior Officers of the Indian Territorial Force (c) Indian Searnen in the service of H19 Majesty (d) Persons of Indian domicile who are subject to the Army Act and the Air Force Act. (e) Persons who are subject to the Burma Army Act. () Indian Commissioned Oficers, Administrative Officers and personnel of the Civil Proueer Force while on service in a Tar Area. (9) Persons, who not heing members of Flis Majesty's Forces, are attached to or employed by the Royal Indian Nary. (h) Meinbers of the forces raised by certain Indian Slates including Rampur, Tehri Garhwal and Benares. A MI .--..--- SALTY . the case Oodh at 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. (1) The Government bare exempted the families of serving soldiers from the liability to pay for the cost of Additional police which are imposed under section 15 of the Police Act, 1861 (Act V of 1861). (9) They have ako decided to postpone the recovery of the cost of additional police br xalo of property of tcembers of lodian States Forces serving citler nnder the Crown or in an Indian State for the duration of the raror till th.cir retara from over whiclerer is longer. 33.HT 1

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·Paras. 1-2) [TP. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED PROVINCES CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. (1) The Indian Soldiers (Litigation) Act, 1925 (Act IV of 1925), which provides for special protection in respect of cıvıl and revenue litigation to Indiun soldiers kerving under special conditions, has further been apended by Ordinance No. LXIV of 1942, with a view to (a) extend the benefite provided by the Act to heirs of soldiers dying in active service, (b) treat a soldier who is or has been a prisoner of rar as serving under var conditions for the purposes of the Act; and (c) givo power to courts to suspend proceedings in cascs where an Indian eoldier, though not a party to the proceeding, is materially concerned in the out. come of the proceeding and lus inerests are likely to be prejudiced by us inability to attend (2) The provisions of the Act have been applied to the following categories of personnel in the same mannst as they apply to Indian soldiers. (a) Induan personnel of Hong Kong-Singapore Bugade, Royal Artillery. (b) Senior Olicers of the Indian Territorial Force (c) Indian Seamen in the service of His Aſajesty. (d) Persons of Indian domicile who are subject to the Army Act and the Air Force Act. (e) Persons who are subject to the Burma Army Act. () Indian Comm1193ioned Officers, Administrative Officers and personnel of the Civil Pioneer Force while on service in a War Arca. (9) Persons, who not being members of His Majesty's Forces, are attached to or employed by the Royal Indian Nary. (1) Veinbers of the forces razzed by certain Indian States including Rampur, Tehri Garhwal and Benares. . 1. .t.TY 19.... 7 La Dansinne tannllaret - the case Oudhat 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. (1) Tho Gorernment haro exempted the families of serving soldiers from the liability to my Ier the cost of nductional police which are imposed ander section 18 of the Police Act, 1861 (Act V of 1861). (2) They hare also decided to prostpone the recovery of the cost of additional police br sale of property of noembers of lodian States Forces serving citler ander the Crosn or in an Indian State for the duration of the war or till their return from overseas wicherer is longer. 3153.1111 1 ·UP.] SERVING PERSONNEL. [Paras 2 (3) (3) 11th effect from Feliruary 10, 1941, soldiers, sailors and airmen (but not officers of the United Nations in uniform) bave been exempted from payment of the Entertainment Tax. 3. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. (1) Fa ulica of British and Indian soldiers on acate service anythere, who are 1+ anwen- (a) The Military Oficer of the Depot from which the soldier nas recruited, 16) any gazetted officer of the Provincial Government, (c) a tahsildar or naib-tahsildar, diary police offeer not below the rank of a sub-inspector, () Justice of the Peace, ) my bervind or retired Commissioned Oficer of the Indian Army, (9) any Honorary Magistrate or Munsil, and ih) u Sucretary of District Sailors, Soldiers' and Airmen's Bord or Horor rary Secretary of a Tabail Sailor's, Soldiers' and Airnen Coninuttee or District War Committee. Thry coucession is available only for the duration of the war and is not applic. Able to fapulies of Commissioned Officers Also when the Civil Surgeon of a district receive, intimation from the military authorities that a member of a British or Indian Soldier's family reading in the United Province, who is on acuve service, is ill, he will forward it to the medical officer of the dispensary that is nearest to the home of the family of the soldier. The medical officer should sce the patient and, if the latter 19 fit to undertake the journey to the dispensary, inove lim or her there and submit a report on the nature and progress of Jus or her illness to the Civil Surgeon. In serious cases the Ouvil Surgeon may be called in by the Medical Officer for advice. (2) The U.P Tuberculosis Association, Lucknow, has offered that any cases, sus pected or actual of Phtluss, Consumption, Chronic Fever, Cough and Chronio Gands among families of soldiers may be reported to the Associaison, who wil? arrange facılıties for detection and suggest suitable treatnient for such cases, 4. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. to the United Pro. zallantry in the telc ments of land rey will be eligible pecial pensione Allowance or gratuity to which the recipients of the decorations are entitled : Victoria Cross Assignment of land revenue ev George Cross Rs. 1,000 per annum, 1.8.0. (fer gallantry) 1.0.1. (I and II class) Julitary Cross Assignment of land rerenuo of Georzo Sleda! Dustinguished Servico Croaz Rs. 500 per annun. Distinguished Flying Cross The assignments will be (1) for the life-time of the grantec who won the pills tary distinction as well as for the life-time of his widow if le le-ves one, or unli) 2 ·Paras. 4–6(2)] SERYING PERSONNEL. her ro-nitriaze, or (2) for a period of 20 years, wluchever is longer. If the original grantee and also his widow die or if the Widow ramuarries before the expus of the period of 20 years, the assigament will be continuel, for the remainder of the period, at full rate, and on the same conditions on which the original assignment was 8anctioned, to the hear in the male linc of the grantee. Awards will also be made for pos-humous decorations. In such cases the a-signments suell be given to tho widow of the deceased for her life-time or until she in-matries, or for 20 years, bichever 19 longer If the widos dies Ol re-maries before the expiry of that period the grans will continue for the remainder of the period to the beirs in the male line of the deceased In case the recipient of the puzhuuious dcoration Icares no midon, the assignment will be given to lus heirs in the male line for a period of 20 years. In case the succassion 19 di puted, the decision of the Provincial Covernment wall be final. 5 ARMIS LICENCE FEL CONCESSIONS. To: 1:33 00 otro.3 fo: reazyıl of arias licenc 3 fra (1) th: m:nbers of the Defence Scaric 3 speciti i in Schedul: 111 of the Indian Arns Rule3, 1924, (2) Compussioned Oficers of His Majesty's Militari, Naval, or An Forces, and (3) all enrolled non-coinbatant personnel of Ir Vajesty's Forces, while they are alsent from Indi ou feld service are reunitted. Notu-A soldier possessing any private arm under a licence, when proceeding overseas, may deposit it in the airlbhanı, in which case the procedure of forfesture to Government after one year will not apply When he returns from overscas he can get his expired hcence rencwed as though it had not expired. & WELFARE SERVICE. (1) VILLAGES are the real homes of serving sold.crs of this province They mostly come from rural areas The Rural Development Department bas, thero fore, launched a number of schem23 for the improvement of villages as well as for the betterment of the families of serving soldiers settled therein The objects of such schemes are: () the development of fuel and fodder plantation. (ii) the welfare and better breeding of cattle, (**) the establishment of co-operative credit and marketing societies, (iv) the diffusion of education, (v) the provision of medical aid and other steps to improve the health of the residents of the villages, and (v) the improvement of agriculture and cottage industries, (2) The main schemes are detailed below : (a) Rural Derelopment libraries and reading rooms Adult night schools and boys and girls' schools have been established in the rural areas for the spread of education among the villagers; (6) Women welfare centres have been established for the training of women in Rural Development villages in basic crafts, home nursing, etc.; (c) Radio sets have been installed in selected Rural Derelopmeat villages for the reception of the rural programme which is broadcast from the All-Indis Radio Station at Lucknow, daily in the creningi (d) The supply of improred scods, manure and implemeats from stores in Rural Darclominent rullages, and of stud ammils for improrement of rillas cattlo stock, 13 undertaken, (ehitlopathic and indigenous dispensaries and matemat ceatres are estab lished in villages and medicine chests are suppled;

·1.P.) SERYING PERSONNEL. [Para 6 (2) --:--tha-Likita nf noon. machine, and entertaining and educative films dealing with health, industries, agriculture, etc., are maintained by Government and tour the rural areas. (3) Apart from the general benefit of the aforesaid schemes available to the serv. ing soldiers and their families residing in the villages within the Rural Development centres in each district, the following special measures have also been taken for their betterment. (1) Twenty per cent. of the vacancies occurring after November 17, 1912, and 50 per cent of the vacancies occurring for three yenrg after the war, in the Subordinate Rural Development Executive and Ministerial staff, and other Rural Development technical services and posts have been reserved for candidates with good war record. (11) Instructions have been issued that there should be at least two representatives of soldiers on the District Rural Development Association and one of them may be the Secretary, District Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Board. One of these representatives should also be on the Executive Committee of the Associa. tion. (121) Copies of the Rural Development monthly magazino' Hal' are supplied at concessional rate to the Indian Red Cross Society and other units for the use of soldiers. (1v) Instructions have been 11.T.T 2831st officials working under t welfare of goldiers' families in removing their dificulties so (u) Es-soldiers, who are available, are being provisionally employed till - 1 1 (1) (6) Instructions have been issued that prefereace should be given, ag far as possible, to a village with military connexions for inclusion in a Rural Development centro so that the soldicrs' families may be benefited by the development activities of the department Triang hara haon is not that Urguz 14. basis nnd wo Provides to ·SERVING PERSONNEL. [U.P. Para 7 (113) 7. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS. (1) Beginning from the year 1941, and for the duration of the present war, the -1 - ---L--- fuL. longing to the United Provinces, who are serving or have served in His Majesty's Indian Army. Provinces Government are awarding, beginning from the academic year 1943-44. thirty scholarships, each year, to the song and near relations of soldiers domiciled in and belonging to the United Provinces who join the King George's Royal Indian Military Schools at Jullundur, Jhelum and Ajmer The value of the scholarshup is Rs 10 per mensem payable for nine months in the year, equivalent to the school session, and it is tenable for the full length of the course of stud of the scholar at the school. Note, -From the beg.aning of the session, commencing from August 15, 1914, the number of these scholarships has been increased to 55 and the valu, reduced to Is 5 pm for the duration of the war A uniform rate of annas eight only has been fixed ag stamp duty levinble or the be charged. (2) In order to prov.de facilities for participation in the various actifs.es connected with the war, Goverment have decided to award diplomas to the students of the Government teclımcal and industrialınstitutions in the l'uted Provinces who are preverted fiom appeaung at the final examination on account of their taking up a military careci The diplomas will be awarded to the students, at the end of the war, w.thout requiring them to appear at the said examinations, on the basis of their previous record at the institution, provided that they are also favourally reported upon by the Commanding Officers. (3) Tun United Province Gorernment hare granted tie following concessions to the child en and dependents (both boys and girls; the term dependents', however, in the scbemo shall be limited to include step-children, minor brothers and sisters, and a deceased son's children, ulo res de with ard are wells dependent on the solicr) of all soldiers, which terin shuld, for the purposes of these cor. cessions betaken to meen all members of all branches of His Majesty's Forces who are taking part or may take part in the preacut sarand who have their home or area in the same conditions as personnel of the regular Army; they alio apply to the children and dependents of such British subjects as belong to United Pronnees and are serving in Indian State Forces Units under the Crown, Casss of children and dependents of sold ers, who are being educated at recognised iustitutions 8 ·4 [0.P.] SERVING PERSONNEL. [Para 7.(3). outside the Province are required to be examined on their merits and where it is eg. tablished that suitable arrangements for their education cannot be made within the Province, educational concessions mentioned above may be extended to these cases. TI- . f (11) 230 scholarships of the value of Rs. 2 per mensem, each tenable for a maximum period of two years, to be awarded annually to scholars reading in any cl 149 up to and including Class IV of a recognized Vernacular or Anglol'ernacular School. Al such scholars shall be exempted from payment of school and other fees. (uri) 100 scholarships of the value of Rs. 3 per mensem each, tenable for a maximum period of three years, will be awarded to scholars reading in the middle sections of a recognized Vernacular School. (vv) 350 scholarships of the value of Ps. 4 per mensem each, tenable for a maximum period of four years, will be awarded annually to scholars reading in the Lower and Upper Middle sections of a recognized Anglo-Vernacular School or Intermediate College. (c) CO scholarships of the value of Rs. 10 per mensem each, will be awarded annually to scholars who pass in all subjects and sccure an aggregate of not less than 45 per cent., in the annual promotion examination of Class VIII of a recoge nized Anglo-Vernacular School or Intermediate College, and will be tenable in each C180 for a maximum period of two years (11) 30 scholarships of the value of Rs 16 per mensem will be awarded annually in order of merit to candidates who pass the High School Examination, and will be tenable for a maximum period of two years (11) 10 scholarships of the value of Rs. 20 per mensem cach will be awarded annunlly in order of merit to candidates who pass the Intermedinte Examination and will te terable, in each case, for a maximum period of two years in the Thomason College, Roorkee, or in the B A., BSc., B Com, or B.Sc. (Agriculture) classes of a recognized University in the United Provinces Xote::—The number of scholarships under clauses (11), (iii) and (iv) above will be increased, if necessary. Holders of scholarships as described abore will not be debarred from holding any other scholarships tenable in the class in which they read and awarded to them under any other scheme or by any other authority. be und All children and dependents of soldiers, es defined above, trho have died or become incapacitated during the present war are entitled to the benefits of the above concessions. Cares of the children and dependents of other soldiers to whom the scheme applies are considered on merits. Any person claiming the benefit of the abore for a boy or girl should apply in the prescribed form to the Collector of the Districi or the D. S. S. A.B. who will, after recensiy inquiries, grant a certificate which the claimant will bava to procure before the autbority codipetent to grant theso conccasions.

·Paras 7 (4).8(1)] SERVING PERSONNEL. [U,P. (!) The Board of High School and Intermediate Education, United Provinces - mediate college. iny candidate who has passed the High School Examination and joined war service under conditions approved by the Government of India, may count the period spent on service towards the time qualifying for appearance at the Inter. mediate Examination. 8. OTSER CONCESSIONS, (1) EXEMPTION FROM RESTRICTIONS ON SUB-LETTING. The United Provinces Tenancy Act XVII of 1939, has been amended by three amending Acts--the United Provinces Act, I of 1910, the United Provinceg Act, XVIII of 1942 and the United Provinces Act, IV of 1913—to safeguard the Interest of porsons in the military, naval or air service of the Crown. The amending Acts of 1910 and 1913 deal with restrictions on sub-letting by tenants. Section 40 of the United Provincea Tenancy Act, 1939, imposes restrictions on aub-letting by tenants to the effect that, (a) no occupancy tenant in Agra or ex-proprietary tenant or hereditary tenant shall sublet the whole or any portion of his holding for a term exceed. Ing five years or within three years of any portion of such holding being held by A sub-tenant, and (8) no non-occupancy tenant shall sublet the whole or any portion of his holding for a term exceeding one year or within one year of any portion of such bolding being held by a sub-tenant (Section 41 provides for exemptions from restrictions under section 40 on sub-letting by disabled persons). 1 ho may halo A Joint share tbo provisions of section 42 of the United Provinces Tenuncy Act of 1939, which require that a sub-lease for a term exceeding one year or from year to year shall be -registered, shall not provide a ground for ejectment under section 171 of the United Provinces 'Tenaney Act, 1939, of any person in the military, naral or air service of the Crohn. Tho amending Act XVIII of 1942 prorides that no hereditary rights sball accrue to tenants of Abudhasht land who hold it from landlords, permanent tenure holders and under proprietore joining the military, naval or air service of the Crown, and the local rato payable by hom dors not exceed Rs. 25 per annum. This is Intended to remove a genuine hardship felt by persona joining surh ervices, whoso thudlosll rights in land might otherwise have been lost if owing to their inabi. lity to ninho arrangements for ite gultiration during their absence they might hare lot it out, 7 ·0.P.] SERVING PERSONNEL. (Para 8 (23-24) (2) TAQAVI LOANS. The United Provinces Government have also passed orders that taqavi loans will be granted to the representatives of soldiers or prisoners of war on liberal In the case of an application from a representative of a soldier who is a prisoner of war, the authority competent to grant the loan can dispense with the written consent of the soldier. Repayment of such taqavi is to be made in easy instalments from the portion of the monthly family allotment assigned as secunty. (3) POSTPONEMENT OF SALE OF PROPERTY. Government have issued instructions that sales of the property of serving soldiers for recovery of arrears of land revenue and other dues recoverablo 0.8 arrears of land revenue, shall be postponed for the duration of the war or till tho return from overseas of the soldier concerned, whichever period is longer. These instructions have been made applicable to the members of tho Indian State Forces also serving either under the Crown or in an Indian State. (4) LAND REVENUE ASSIGNMENT. His Excellency the Governor has decided to grant an assignment of land revenue of Rs. 30 per annum (a) to a father or mother who has three or more sone/ daughters or (b) to a wife who has her husband and two or more sons daughtere cnrolled into tbc Defence Services The conditions of such assignments will be as follows. (1) The recipent must be a resident of the United Provinces. (11) The assignment will be for a period of five years or for the lifetime of the recipient, whichever is less. (111) The Aguignment will be subject to good behaviour and continued loyalty to the British Government on the part of the recipient. (1) No individual will be cligible for more than one assignment and in the case of an assignment given under (a) above it will be given to the father ween both the father and mother are alive but desolve on the mother for the remain. ing period of the five years under condition (1) above if the father predeceases the mother within that period Similarly in the case of an award under (6) above, It will devolve upon the husband for the remaining period of the fire years If the wife dies within that period and is survived by the busband on whose account the assignment was partly awarded. (v) Sons/daughters or husband enrolled into the Defence Serr.ces beforo the war and serving as the time of the beginning of the war 1111, for the purposes of determining the cligibility to theec ass.gnments le included in the number of persone contributed to the Defence Services. Appl.cations for assignmenty of land revenue will be made in the prescribed form by the parents.ife to the Distrat Oficer of the district in huch the aprticant permanently resides. The D strict Onicer will arrange to verify the -I-A The assignments will be given from the land revenue of the district in blob the applicant teades. It is not necessary that any villages or shares should be owned by the grantee. In forwarding an application the District Officer should:

·Para 8 (4)–(9)] SERVING PERSONNEL. IV.P give only the district from the treasury of which the applicant wishes to receive Payment of the assignment. A sanad under the seal and signature of H18 Excelleney the Gorernor till also be giten to each recipient of these assignments. (5) The following facilities are being generally provided by the Agriculture Department to soldiers and their families. (a) Preferential treatment in the disposal of their cane crop. Special purchres are issued to the families of soldiers on active service (6) Special treatment in the advancement of rabs and cane seeds (c) Rate of interest on advances made by cane development unions has been reduced. (d) No coercive process in respect of the realization of the dues 29 to be rosorted to except under exceptional circumstances, (e) Penalty in respect of seed and bhusa on sawai basis is waived and the dues, if any, are realized in easy instalments. () Preference is given over others, qualifications being the same, in filling up vacancies in the seasonal and permanent staff of the cane societies. (6) ATTESTATION OF MUTATION ENTRIES REQUIRED BY RULE 183 (c) REVENUE MANUAL, IN RESPECT OF PROPERTY OF PERSONS IN ACTIVE SERVICE The United Provinces Board of Revenue has ruled that Revenue courts, should, in such cases, dispense with the attendance of persons who are engaged in active service in the Army, Xavy or Air Force, provided that the attesting officer is satisfied that such persons have obtained possession of the property in accordance with the registered deed (7) ENTRIES RELATING TO SOLDIERS' HOLDINGS IN PATWARI'S RECORD. With a view to protecting the interests of serving soldiers ard their families any subordinate official who wishes to make any such entry which is adrersc to a serving soldier or his family, is required to give notice of thus to the President of the District Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Board concerned, and any entry made without this notice may be held to be invald The partallıng officers (from Supersisor Kanungos upwarda) have been instructed to pay particular attention to this. until the end of one revenue year after the war whenever they have occasion to go out for a partal (8) SUSPENSION OF NAYABAD PROCEEDINGS. Government have decided that except in the case of foods ard other calamities, all Nayabad proceedings in the Kumaun Division should be suspended during th) war in th) interests ob39ntes solliers (9) LAND COLONISATION. As there is no land in the U P. available for award to ex-servicemen tho Government of U P are at present actively working out Land Settlement Schemei. It 19 not yet possible to s35 hwminy or which of them sulfaally be approved by the Government. Тіл с..... 1 Platon I-1.1.1 :.

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·(Par. 1 (1)-(3)] [UP. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED PROVINCES CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. (1) Government have laid down the general principle that in recruitment to various services under their control, preference shall be given, as far as possible, to candidates with approved war servire. In accordance with this policy they hayo decided to reserve 50 per cent of vacancies occurring in various services, for war Bervice candidates. The remaining 50 per cent, vacancies will be filled on a purely temporary basis for the duration of the war. After the cessation of hostilities, of the latter 50 per cent of vacancies, two-fifths will be filled by war service candı. dates, provided a sufficient number of such candidates nre available, and the remaining three-fifths shall be filled permanently from anong the temporary incum. bents, (9) The Provincial Government has made the following general rule regarding the educational concessions to be given to war service candidates when they are considered for vacancies reserved for them in the civil services or pos under the Crown in connexion with the affairs of the United Provinces. Notwithstanding anything contained in any rule prescribing the educational qualification for any cıvıl scrvice or civil post under the Crown in connexion with affairs of the United Provinces, the educational qualifications of war service candi. dates for the different services shall be as follows (1) Non-technical Prorincial Services or Posts --A candidate who has : (a) held a King's Commission in the Navy, Army or Aur Force during the war, or (6) rendered exceptionally meritorious services wati out Lolding a King's Commission, shall be regarded as educationally qualified provided that in the case of (b) the candidate has also passed at least the Intermediate Examination of a recognized University or Board or possesses an equivalent qualification recognised by the United Provinces Government (11) Von-technical Subordinate Serrices or Posts (including Jinisterial Sertices or Posts -(a) A candidate wbo has held a King's Commission in the Navy, Army or Air Force during the war sball be regarded as educationally qualified, and (b) in the case of any other candidate where the minimum educational qualification prescribed under the rules 18 higlier than the High School Certificate or equivalent examination recognised by the United Provinces Government, tho Intermediate shall be accepted for a degree qualification and a High School Certificate or equivalent qualification for the Intermediate. (111) Technical Prorincial and Subordinate Sertices and Pasts --The basic educational qualification shall not be relased; but any additional educational qualification which has been prescribed shall be waised in the case of any candidate who has acquired, while serving with the forces, qualifications, training and experience equivalent to such additional educational qualification (15) Inferior Scru1CC8-The question of concessions does not arise as no specific educational qualification is prescribed for appointment to the “inferior services.'. (3) It has aleo been decided that the period spent by a candidate after the third day of September, 1939, in the service of I{19 Majesty's natal, military or air forces, shall be cxcluded in computing his age for recruitment to the errice or post 11 ·UP EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. [Para 1 (8)-(6) that the seniority of candidates with war service on appointment to vacancies ro Bervod for thom in relation to candidates appointed after March 17, 1941 to un. reserved posts in the years in which reservations have been made shall be deter mined by the Governor in his individual judgment in such manner as he considers to be fair and equitable. 50% of the vacancies for 3 years after the termination of the war in the Judi. cial service have been reserved for ex-service men provided the candidates possess prescribed oducational qualifications and are suitable for appointment to the service. NOTE. NON-RESERVED VACANCIES. The Government of the United Provinces have decided that concessions in respect of age and relaxations of educational qualifications which have been allowed to 'War Service' candidates for recruitment to reserved posts under the Government will also be allowed to them for recruitment to posts which may be crcatod under their post-war schemes. (4) CONCESSIONS IN THE SECRETARIAT ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT ESTABLISHMENT. It has been provided in the Cıvıl Secretariat Inferior Establishment Rules, 1913, that an ex-soldier may be recruited to the Secretariat inferior establishment up to the age of 40 while the maximum age limit for others has been fixed at 30. Rutention of liens etc.--Liens of permanent assistants employed in defence services are retained on their sabstantire posts. Names of temporary candidates serving in the Forces are also retained in the waiting list. (5) CONCESSIONS IN THE CIVIL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT. At present all posts in the Civil Supplies Department aro temporary and at is expected to fill a considerable proportion of these posts under their control with demobilized soldiers, when they are available Appointments Concessions --Es-service men who possess the necessary qualification for the temporary posts under the Rationing Department are given prefercnico over others (6) OTDER CIVIL JOBS. (a) Government have issued instructions to all District Officers asking them to employ, 29 far as possible, such ex-serviceren on temporary posts, such as Inqury. Inspectors, Senior Inspectors, Supply Inspectors, Clerks, Inquiry Muharrirs, 1 . the ninthalunni.... . technicas, laboratory assistanti, sto.c-keepers, ward servants (coolies or ward being IPXTYN for them. (d) For Public Works Department, ses para 0.

·Paras. 1(6)-2 (1)I] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. U.P. (e) Government of the U.P. in the Local Self-Government Department has recommended to all the District and Dlunicipal Boards and Education Committees - LL. -Anawendofranna shomoni T.--- ment also be allowed to them for recruitment to posts which may be created under the postwar schemes of the Province 2. (1) CONCESSIONS FOR OFFICERS IN MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH SER- VICES LEDICAL DEPARTMENT Gorcrnnient have agreed to grant the following concessions. 1-For Prorincial Medical Service officers -(a) A Provincial Medical Service officer on relcase from cıvıl duty will ietain a lien on his post in the cıvıl department. (This concession will also apply to temporary Provincial Medical Service officers who volunteer for military duty). (6) The period spent by a Provincial Medical Service officer on military duty shall count- (1) towards pay, promotion and pension in the Provincial Medical Depart- (12) for the accumulation of loave under the civil rules to which he was subject before being called up for such duty, it being understood that any leave granted to him while he is in military department will be debited to such accumulation, (c) Military duty will constitute a strong claim for promotion to posts of civil Burgeons. It has been decided that 50 per cent. of permanent vacancies that occur in future among Provincial Medical Service cıvıl surgconcies will remain vacant during the period of the war and will be filled after the war giving preference to Provincial Sledical Service officers with war service to their credit, without strict regard to seniority (d) During the war Provincial Jfcdical Service officers on miltary duty will be allowed increments, without being required to attend the normal qualifying training. (e) If a temporary Provincial Medical Service officer, who has rendered mili- For the Provincial /edical Service officers tcho volunteer for General Service in the Indian 3Iedical Serrice.-(1) On return to civil duty after one year's approved - as double for seniority for other purposes, increments of pay and pension (11) Such officers will be given study leave for higher qualGcation abroad (11) Cremption from frost-graduate examination and courses will be granted. (9) For those Provincial Jelical Serince oficers who tblunicet fur 1. v.$. Sortice restricted to India () Berial of military service will couct as double for seniority, of riy and pension. 13 ·U. P.] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. (Para 2(1) 1—2 (111 () Exemption from post-gradnate examination and course will be granted. (1) Such officers will be given study leave (h) The above concessions shall also apply mulats mulandıs to those Provincial Medical Servicc (IV) officers who have volunteered or may volunteer in the futuro for military service II -For Prouincial Subordırate Bledical Service officers -(a) The concession9 mentioned in paragraphs I (a), (b) and (h) abore will apply in the case of Provincial subordinate ledical Service officers also (0) Military durs especially on active service by a Provincial Subordinate Medical devie officer whether he has procecded on multary duty bccausc le is liable for it on has voluntarid will constitute a strong additional claim for promotion to the Provincial didiral Service For this purpose exemption from the age-lmt will be allowed (c) I tumoran lounal Sulpidi ale Vedical Seri ce offcct, wlio proceeds on miltus cuts, shall be conhrmed in a permanent racirey in the Provincial Subordinate Hudalure wheth ct from the date le 1. cated his temporary appointment provideri uch a vacancy custs on that date, and the l'ublic Service Comu--son consider that he is suitable for permanent appointment in the Pro- Vicial Subordinate Medical Service If no such vacancy is available on that dato e shnll be confirmed as soon as a vacancy Occuis subject to the above condition. Temporary and officiating service up tv one year rendered by a temporary Provincial Subordinate Medical Service officer before proceeding on military duty shall count towards his period of probation in tho permanent Provincial Suboidinate Medical Service, (d) The period spent on active military duty will count double for purposes of pay, promotion and pension in cıvıl. (e) Subordinate Medical Service officers, Loth permanent and temporary, who volunteer for military duty shall be exempted from appearing for the grade examinations for the period of the war, if they have a good record of service -AL-ha-1 LAS. ALAN . terms of the bonds executed by them at the time of their appointment to the Provincial Subordinate Medical Service and who subsequently resigned, or vero dis. charged on paying the prescribed penalty or dismissed, will, if they apply, be congidered for appointment to the Indian Army Jíedical Corps with General Service la. bility only. Ir.- For doctors employed under municipal and district boards and private practitioners.-(a) Military service by such doctors as volunteer for military duty will ...puan Alfa. #haha period of the war has been stopped altogether, (6) Stedical Licentiates, who join thc 1. J. D. (Emergency Branch) as direct recruits shall, in the erent of their recruitment to the Pros inclal Subordinato Bedical Service on the conclusion of the trar, le cligible for the following conces. () The period opent ly thcso on.cers on military duty shall count for- (1) Incremeni in nay, probation, Eeriority and promotion in the l'rovincial Medical Department, andi Jinn:

·Para 2 (1) 11—(2}/11] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. [U, P. () pension, provided they surrender to the Provincial Government any 1. hans from the Defence Denartment. in the limited Provinces have agrevu 1 them who rolun. ia licn on bis post in the cısıl department (12) A Medical Officer on probation who procecds on military duty shall be confirmed on the occurrence of a sutable purunent vacancy subject to a satis. factory report from the military authonties (111) The period spent by a Medical Othcer on military duty shall count towards pay, promotion, leave and other purposes ted Province , Health Serthat suihcient The following concessions are granted 'I -For United Prouinces Public Italih. Sanace officers -A l'nited I'rovinces Public IIcalth Servico othcer on lease fion cyıl duty wurtain a lien on bus post in the cıvıl departinent Temporary Public Health Scivic oflcers will similarly 3.-1 (any leave taken during military service being debited to the leave account of the officer). II. TT.-1.1..-hanlining Service. During the war, the United Provinces Public Health Service officers on military duty will be allowed increments without being required to attend the normal quali. fying training: The period spent by the United Provinces Public Health Service officers on AL cessions will be given: (a) Exemption from post-graduate course and examination will let Tanted. (0) They will be gireu study leare. (c) Officers who volunteer for General Service in the Indian Army Medical Corps will, on demobilization and subject to satisfactory service in the Vilitary Depurement, be given special preference in the matter of promotions 11. For members of the Unru Provinces Subordinare Puthc Health Scice on joining military duty - Uuted Ilorinces Subordinate Public Health Cir. 13 ·X-SERVICES PERSONNEI. (Para (4) ($)-(4). ,P! (8) AGRA UNIVERSITY. XatiLcut-- and Hege A college student who completed the first year of a degree course in Arts, Science Amman -+------- - hrad.chino . terved, may be admitted to the Degree of B.A, B.Sc., or B.Com., on the recommendation of a special committee appointed by the Executive Council for this purpose. A collere student who haswa.dil. fala T examination af he had not served, be admitted to the next LL.B. Final claes formed after 1119 return and to the next ensuing LL.B. Final examination without passing the LLB. Previous examination, A collego student who has failed once in a University oxamination and who would be cligible ander the conditions of Statute I of Chapter XXIX.B to appear ++hanartanonnya ----- r.1 r. The Faculty of Agriculture ghall consider any cases individually of such students in Agriculturo ab havo actively served in the war, and shall make reconimenda. tions regarding any concession to be given to them to the Executive Council. The Faculty of Medicine shall consider cases individually of such students in the Faculty of Medicine as bave served in tho sar in a medical capacity and shall make recommendations regarding the concession to be given to them to the Executiva Council, Tho espression actively served " referred to in the foregoing paragraphs shall mean that the candidate shall have served with credit in 1119 Majesty's Land, Air or Sea Forces for not less than six months in the aggregate (or for the remaining period of the war, should this be less than six months), as an embodied officer, other rank or rating, with a unit or ship of Iris Majesty's Land, Sea or Air Forces and that bls whole-linie services were giren to such service throughout the period in question. Any in-...-.. torat Alr I training in indian Sutary Academy or other regular military or naval training echools shill count. A candidate who has paid the prescribed fce for an (samination but is called up for active emprice in the war before he can take the crimination shall be entitled to have thu fe refunded to him or held over for the examination in which ho may appear on his retum. (4) ALIOARI MUSLIM UNIVERSITY. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contnined in tho Ordinances of tbo Uralversity, attadent who has actively served as definal below, shall be entitled 10 ara!1 hlasel' of the following privileges 19 ·Para 4 (4)] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. [U, P. He may appear as a private candidato or as a regular student at the examination at which he would bave been entitled to appear had he continued as a student of the University. A student who appeared at the Intermediate Examunation, in 1940 or in any subsequent year before the end of the har, and failed may be allowed to take the examination in the subject or subjects in which he failed and to join the next higher class pending the announcement of the result. A student of the TT ---I-----*... academic record of the student before be entered aotive service A student who has completed the III Year course in either the Arts or Science Faculty, 1.e. has undergone a regular course of study for one academic year, as required under clause 7, Chapter X of the Academic Ordinances, but having entered active service was unable to appear at the final examination for the degree may, on obtalming a certificate from the Dean of the Faculty that bus Academic progress before he entered active service was such as to make it highly probable that he would have passed the examination if he had not left the Uni. versity to enter active service, be admitted to the IV Year class or to the examination for the Pass degree of the Bachelor of Arts or Science. A student who appeared at the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Science in 1910 or in any subsequent year before the end of the war aud . 1. 1 ! i !1 Tur # l'usuegree. A student of the M.A. or AL.Sc class who has completed the course for the Previous examination, 1.e. has undergonc a regular course of study for one academic year, as required under clause 7, Chapter X of Academic Ordinances, but, having entered active service, was unable to appear at the examination may, on obtaining a certificate from the Dean of the Faculty that kils academic prom gress before he entered active service was such as to make it highly probable that he would have preocd the examination if he had not left the University to enter actıro service, be admitted to the M.A. or J.Sc. Final class or to the M.A, or M.Sc. Final examination without passing the Previous examination A student who appeared at the examination for the degree of Master of Arts or Science in 1940 or in any subsequent year before the end of the war and failod shall be given credit for the paper or papers in wluch he obtained pass marks and be allowed to re appear in the subject or subjects in much be failed and when he bas obtained the required žiercentagt of marhs in all the subjects and in tho aggrogato though on different occanons, lie shall bn declared to have qualifid for the Master's degrec, A student of the LL.B. class who has conpleted the course for the Pre. vious examination in Lan, 1.e has undergone & regular course of study for one academaic year, as required under clause 7, Chapter X of leadennc Ordinances, but, having entered actire service, was unable to apixar at the examination may, on obtaining a certificate from the Dean of Faculty that his academic pro gress before he entered actire Sertice wasichas to make it highly probable ibat ho would have passed the examination ne had not left the Uairersity to enter actívo service, be admitted to the LL.B. Final class or the LL.B. Final examina. tion mthout passing * Previous examination in Lan. A student who appeared at the esimination for the degree of Bachelor of Laws in 1910 or in any subsequent sear before the end of the war and shall be giren credit in any psperin which he obtaiced pass warks and i 19 ·U.P] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. (Para 6 (1)-(2) who has been permanently disabled on military service will get remission of the rent of his holding for his life time; (iv) further, if the mother of a tenant who has lost his life in the war gucceeds to the bolding of auch tenant and 13 dependent on that holding, sho will get remiswion of the rent of the holding for her life-time. (6)-If a tenant, who is a permanent resident of a Government estate, offers himself for recruitment and 19 accepted as combatant or non-combatant, he will get remission of arrears of rent, if any, not exceeding one year's rent. (0) --All tenants who enlist will get a remission of 25 per cent in the rent due from them, the concession to hold good for the period they actually serve in the war. (1)-In Government estate in which, by custom, plots of land are given to tenants for building purpses, no premium will be charged from a tenant who has been on altary service during the period of war. (e) --Any tenant who sends his son or grandson, who 18 dependent on his holding cn military service, will also be entitled to a similar remission of 25 per cent in the rent due from his holding for the period the son or grandson is in miltary service turing the period of var. ()- In the letting out of vacant lands or vacant sites for house building in allages in Government estates, preference will be given to the claims of families members of which have been enrolled for defence services in the present war. Concc9910ng similar to those granted in the Governmont cetates have also been granted to oldiese who nentonanta nf enh onlwant notato uno de Al.. -- - (2) REDUCTIONS AND REMISSIONS OF COURT-FEES. I. The following fees are remitted - 14) The fees leviable under articles 11 and 12 of Schedule I and article 1 of Schedulo II of the Court Fees Act as follows in respect of tho property of- Irom wounds inllicted, accidents occurring or disease contracted whilo on such service: (ii) any penon being a serrant of the Crown Civil or Military, who dice from wounds or injuries intentionally indicted while in actual performance of his oficial duties or in consequence of those duties : {a) where the amount or Faluo of property in teapect of which the grant of probate or letters of administration is made or w bich is specified in the certi. Lichte under part X of tho Indian Succession Act, 1925, does not exceed 1.80,000 the whole of the fees leriable in respect of the property ; (0) where the said amount or value excerds Rs 50,000 the whole of the aid fer la repret of the first Is. 60,000 ; (c) where any property passes more than once in consequence of such deaths, tho uliole of the said (to leviable in the cusc of second and subsequent muctession rejective of the Talue or nmount of such property; (d) the wholr of the fecs chargeable on applications (or mutations of games in maret of this property of persons mentioned in clauses (i) and (ii) abovo. 22 ·Para 5 (2).(4) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. U, P.] (B) The fees chargeable under articles 6, 7 and 9 of the First Schedule on copies furnished by civil or criminal courts or revenue courts or offices for the private use of persons applying for them; Provided that nothing in this clause shall apply to copies when filed, exhibited or recorded in any court of justice or received by any public officer from any person other than tho heirs or representatives of the persons mentioned in clauses) and (1) above; II The fees lovable under article 1 of Schedule II of the Court Fees Act on applications relating to dispute in respect of land or other property sent from his unit by any person subject to the Indian Army Act, 1911 (VIII of 1911), the Indian Air Force Act, 1932 (XIV of 1932) and the Indian Navy Discipline Act (XXXIV of 1931), while on active service or on service which 18 of a war-like nature or which involves the same risk ag active service, provided that this remission shall remain In forca only for the period of the present war. (3) In towns where cloth rationing is in force special cloth ration cards are trgued covering the dependents of the military personnel (but not the mill. tary parsonnel themselves) The military personnel are permitted to pur. chase from civilan oloth quota (a) when they are about to leave India and requira A civilian outfit and (1) when they are on leave in their district of residence. (4) SUPPLY OF EXTRACTS FROM BIRTH AND DEATH REGISTERS. The United Provinces Government have decided that where applications for copies of entries in Liths and desths registers maintained by the Police or municipal boards or notified arcas are reçcired from District Sailors', Soldiers' and - . 6. PUBLIO WORKS DEPARTMENT- (-) Appointment concessions-Retention of lions etr.-Government have decided that tho temporary engineers of the Public Works Department who join the forces, will be to employed in their cıvıl posts on their return to civil life provided that they would have continued in civicmploy if they had not joined the Military De. partmont. During their absence on military duty, their claims to permanency, Increments in pay and promotion will be considered as if they were employed in the Public Works Department, that is thoy will be made parmanent on the date on which they would have been made permanent if they had remained in the part. ment, their increment wi}l fall due on the sime dates as at present as their military service will count for increments and they will be considered for promotion accord. log to their seniority. (b) Post Reliuse Training.--It has been decided that the question of course or courses of training to ex-servicemen should be considered after the details of ser. vice, experience and training of ex-servicemen ayailable for employment in the Publo Works Department are known. If they are found to lack training, arrangements will be mado for their training If they are already fully qualified, no fur. ther course or training will be necessary. A stali training scheme has been started in the Buildings and Roads Brochu Asserviceren are oligible to receiro training ander this schemo. 23 ·PUNJAB) SERVING PERSONNEL (Para 6-5-A 6. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. In recruiting personnel to all women's cadres, e.g., medical nursing, and dispense ing, preference is being given to dependents and relatives of men serving with the forces-also special consideration as far as practicablo in the interests of the publla 19 given to existing members of above cadres. The procedure is as follows - In order to obtain the concessions and facilities admissible in regard to free medi. cal attendance and treatment, the soldiers or members of their families should con. m !... 1 Canal Catalaunt --da-irfri-- ------ In - the awards will be made to the heirs of the deceased recipient, but where the granteca are widoms and minors the grants will not be made in full proprietary rights but subject to a statement of conditions similar to those governing Jagr grants and the grantece will, after the lapse of some period, get proprietary rights without any pay. ment. The grantces wall bo selected by the Government of India, War Department and tho allotnients will be made by the Punjab Government in the canal colonies. As far as poguble, regard will be had to the wesbes of the grantoo in the patter of the location of the grants The grants will be made on the following scule to Punjabi Soldiers, Sailon and Airmen - Decoralions Area. (a) Victoria Cross and George Cross Two rectangles or squares. (6) D.S O. (for gallantry). 1 O M. and George Diedal awarded at any time during the war. Muitary Cross, Distinguished Service Cross and Distinguished Flying Cross awarded Onc rectangle or squaro. before the oth Felruary 1945. I.D.S.M. and C. G.. awarded on or after the 15th February 1911. (c) MI.C., D.SC. and D.F.C. awarded after the 0th February 1915. I.D.SM. and C.G.M. *narled between outbreak of the war and the 14ih Feb. A lump surn of Rs. 2,5004 ruire 1914. .., D.SH. and DJ, awarded at any time during the war. Thomsh awards noted against (e) above will be granted by tho Home Dopart. bent of the Punjab Government, You-When a soldier has won two different decorntions on two diferent ooca. slons and for separate acts of gallantry, Le will be entitled to two grants each of one aquarn or rectangir, but not moro even if hn may have a on time decorations, each qually ing for one muare or rectangi-. Wh A Bildies wins both, a docoration qualifying for ono spuero or rectangle and a decoration qualifsing for two Mjuart, Isad u brennte up to the full amount of thirru mjuarcs. $5 ·Para, 5-B-C] SERVING PERSONNEL. (PUNJAB B.—The procedure is as under: (a) On the award of any qualifying decoration to a Punjabı the War Depart. ment will at once communicate to this Government in the Development Department the name and residence of the man decorated. In the case of postlumous grants the name of the next hin wall also be given. ---... nur.h handig rent Labor. Iya!lpur gated iand receiving ix rennial canai" irriga- Sheikbujura Montgomery. tion can bc allotted Grantees are to be Guy'at. Jhang encouraged to select land in the Nil Bar Sbabrur Multan. Colony as there is larger unallotted area there and allotments can be made there more cxperlitiously than 19 some of the olaer colonine. -- allotted in the Nili Bar Colony, should give his reasons for his preference If he wishes, he may indicate the particular village or even the particular area which he wisbes to be given direct to the Deputy Commise!oner or the Colonization Onicer concerned sending a copy to the Development Scaetary to the Financial Commissioner, Punjab. Tho Deputy Comunissioner or the Colonization Officer will report to the Financial Conni stoner whether the land is available ard obtain his orders as to its allotment The granice will be required to esecute, stamp and register at his own expense a deed of conveyance in the prescribeul forin. (e) When the allotment has been made the Deputy Commissioner or the Colonization Officer concemed will report the fact to the Development Secretary to the Financınl Commissioner, Punjab ) If the grantee is vrable to complete the formalities of al'otment himself, he should noiuinate one or preferably two pe:sors in order of preference, who can ast for him. C-In the case of rusthumous grants allotments and be made to the heirs in the following order (a) The male lineal descendents of the deceased in the male line of descent. (6) The udow of the deceased until she dies or re-muries. (c) The unmarried daughters of the deceased until they die or marty. (d) The successor or sucressors nominated by the Punjab Government from 3. F. enior of the agnates, but for special reasons, € 5.- particularly meritorious xrime to the Adipinistration, it will be open to Government to make departure from the milo. 26 ·PUNTAB] SERVING PERSONNEL [Para, 5-C-D It has been thought desirable to lay down a hard and fast rule of succession in these cages. The ideal course would no doubt be to make the grant to the legal heirs of the deceased, but this 18 frequently a difficult matter to decide who the legal heir is. Government believe that it would be ungutable to make the allotments to the af women have not been given because of their inexperience in business matters. D.-All grants shall be made in the first place under the statement of conditions published with the Punjab Government Notification No. 3358-C, dated the 22nd November 1944, of which the important conditions have been reproduced in the sucevedung 6 paragraphs. 1 TL -L31 L-1 dition has been violated by the tenant shall be fipal; and if the Punjab Government is of opinion that the tenant has committed a breach of this condition, it may resume the tenancy or any portion thereof either temporarily, or permanently, and such re- Bumption shall not affect any other penalty to which the tenant may be liablo under these conditions or otherwise. (6) If the tenant 19 ordered under section 118 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, to execute a bond to be of good behaviour or is restricted to an area by an onder under sections 7,8 or 12 of the Punjab Habitual Ofenders Act (Punjab Act V of 1918), A final 14.n-la-can. PROVIKLERE LII BUCLIO 4+ 01 the auct. (c) The tenant shall pay promptly when dus, in respect of the land or any part thereof- (1) all land revenue assessments, occupiers' rates, cesses or other charge ima 1 protron thereof is situated or if he sball not so settlo he shall causc some competent womentative in hrane-p-11. th. kli appoint such a seprtentative to comply with the provisions of the clous. of the tenant or one of the tenants is an adult male, tlien, on Application in that behall, the Government sball, at any time during the continuance of the trawnicy: mako to rachtenint or to the joint tenants, of whom ho is one, free of cost, a grant of proprietary night in the mid lands, in the prescribed forn to be crecuted, starr ped and registered at the expenu of the said tenant or tenanta. i ..

·Paras 5 D-9) SERVING PERSONNEL PUNJAB The Collector shall determine whether any of the tenants is an adult male for the purpose of this clause, Provided that the Collector may withhold proprietary rights from the tenant of any estates in which the state of crime is such as in his opinion to make it undesirable . 11 Å tenant who has acquired proprietary rights in his tenancy will also receive proprietary rights in the land allotted to him in the village site, free of any price. 6. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. Each case is dealt with on its merits and a house occupied by a soldier's family is requisitioned on a very raro occasions such as when the soldier has been transferred to some other fimils station. The Government are also rendering all a931st. ance to serving personnel and families of soldiers in the matter of obtaining accom. modation in Lohore 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE COMCESSIONS. The members of the Defence Services (combatant as well as non-combatant) 80 long as they remain on field service have been granted exemption from the payment of foes for the renewal of their arms licences. 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS IN DISTRESS. (See also "medical and and concessiong") The Punjab Government have been actively cooperating with the Government of India schene, by which three officers with their headquarters in Rawalpindi, Labore, and Jullundur, have been appointed for furthering the interests of the familice and dependents of men, who are serving overseas. Each military liaison officer is assisted by & cıvıl officer of the status of an Extra Assistant Commissioners, Funds have been placed at the disposal of district officers, in those districts where there are Indian Mitary Hospitals, to pay for visits by the relatives of serving soldiers lying all in these hospitals, and also for providing amenities such as pote. paper, etc. for the patients. Arrangements have been set up in every tahsıl under the DSSAB to help the families of soldiers in their domestic affairs, particularly over obtaining sugar and kerosinc oil since these commodities have been rationed. Additional quota of sugar has been sanctioned for the families of soldiers in each district. punonninnanlatanthalter af..- an B or hi himg. Requests from soldiers serving overseas for the transfer of their relatives in Govt. servico from one place to another are treated with the utmost sympathy and expedition. Expeditious enquiries are made into the complaints made by soldiers' female relatives, in the closest co-operation with the DSSABS. 9. WELFARE SERVICE. (See also " Relief and Assistance to Tamdies, Dependents in Distress ", above. Caranmantleraw... -12 11 1 'a ... Lalu beeu appoulou lur uso tretigation of app'lations on the spot.

·PUNJAB) SERVING PERSONNEL. [Paras 0-10A E 1 L. ronds between other heavily recruited areas to which servicemen will normally most often be travelling. Tho Government 1118 agreed to allot Rs. 250 to cach district of the Punjab to form a nucleus for Benevolent Funds 10 EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERYICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CRILDREN. A.-In all recognized schools in the Punjab, the children and dependent brothers and sisters of all serving Indian soldiers have been given the concession of free tuition up to the Sth class The following 13 the detail of the scholarships for the children of soldiers sanctioned by Government.- I. For the sons of soldiers.—a) One hundred scholarships of the value of Rs. 10 per mensem each tenable in thn Vin D.-.15 Jullundur and Ajmer wh. Owing to the reduction & of war only, in the messing lees UI SCUOLT aumilled in these schools the value o: the scholarship bas correspondingly been reduced to Rs. 4-8-0 per menscma for the duration of war. (0) Nincty-two scholarships (61 for Anglo-Vervancular and 31 for Vernacular candidates) of the value of Rs. 10 per mensen each tenable in high classes. (c) Sıxty scholarships of the value of Rs.7 per mon cm cach tenable in the middle clasgcs. (d) Vocational scholarshıps.—The number, value, period of tenure and dates of commencement and termination are determined by the Director of Public Instruction, Punjab, from time to time on the merits of individual cnscs. TE (c) and (d) above. (e) Ono hundred additional scholarships of Rs. 10 per nensem (the value of the scholarship reduced to Rs. 4-8-0 per monstra for the duration of war as in (a) above for the bons and others with close family relations in the Indian Army, viz. (1) father's father, (i) father's real brother, and (ii) real brother of soldiers, tenablo in K.G.R.I. M. Schools, Jbelum, Jollunder and Ajmer for the full length of the course. II. For daughters of soldiers-U) Sixty-one scholarships of the value of Rs. per mensem each teniblc in middle classes. 6) Ten scholarships of the value of Rs. 12 pxr mensem cach tena hilo in high claracs. (A) Focational scholarships. These grbulir-burn are au ardel for B.T., J.A.V.. 6.8., J.V.. and Rural Uplift and inluetnal training on the lince of similar scholar Ehip for loys r litted to at (d) above. The maximum amount approval by Corema:ent for the purpose of the scholarelip for the dughter of soldes i ferred to at (S). () and (h) 13 Rs. 25,000 qwer annum wben all the scholarsbire are current. TIT T'-i-. tho reluction ndian Mihtars tho following AJUTUUDI: Forty ald-tional scholarship for boys tenallo for 4 years in tho middle departmcata of roongnised condary schools. 200 :

·Paras. 10-A-11! SERVING PERSONNEL. PUNJAB () Twenty-three college scholarships (12 awarablc on the result of the Matrj. culation and School Leaving Certificate Examination and 11 on the result of Intermediate Examination) of the value of Rs. 20 per mensem each tenable for two years. (k) One bundred additional scholarship of Rs. 4-3-0 per mensem each tenable for the full length of the course in the King George Royal Indian Dilitary Schools, Jhelum, Jullundur, and Ajmer for award to the song of soldiers and others with close family relations, viz., father's father, father's real brother and real brother in the, forces joining these schoolunder expansion scheme of the Government of India Defence Department. B.-The procedure 19 as under :- ) Fee concessions for the childien and dependient brothers and sisters of soldiers Applications for the grant of these concessions should be made to the L................... tuan--- CONin this connection. (11) Scholarships for boldiers' children-Applications in the prescribed form should be forwarded through the head of the educational institution cerned to (a) Director of Public Instruction in the case of high classes and technical and professional inststutions, (6) Divisional Inspector/Cirele Inspectress of Schools in the case of middle school scholarships for boys/girls, and (c) Commandants of K. G. R. I M Schools, Jhelum, Jullundur and Ajmer In the caso of scholarships tenable in these institutions C.-" Concessions to Soldiers " includes the following in respect of the Industries Department. Remission of Tuition Fees. The children and dependent brothers and sisters of all serving Indian soldiers whether on active service or not, have been esempted from the payment of tuition fece in all recognised industrial schools and institutos for boys and girls, provided their income in any individual case 19 less than Rs. 2,000 per annum. Award of Stipends. Tiventy stipends of Rs. 10 per menscm each bare heen sanctioned for award 11. OTHER CONCESSIONS. As long as they remain British Indian subjects and retain their Punjab domicile, Punjabi soldiers serving in the State Forces who are liable for general military service outside the states, are entitled to concessiong granted by the Punjab Goverament to the Punjabis serving in the Royal Indian Xary, Royal Indian Air Force aud Indian Army. 30

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·(PUNJAB. Pars, 1 (A)-(C).] GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. I. - 1 tiong have done so, have been exempted from the operation of the residence cond. tion for the duration of the war and six months thereafter. The lato horse-breeding tenants in the Lower Jhelum Canal Colony (Shahpur caa be made in a lump-pum or by half-yearly instalments not exceeding four. Without any interest on unpaid balances. Tho grantecs in the Lower Biri Doab colonies and Lower Jhelum colonies who are themselves serving in the forcca ao Combstant soldiers, 911ora Ang Birmen will Senir from the end of the war or their return to India In the c990 of prisoners of war 1 ! 1 ) involved in an accident or contract a diseage while on active service and die within 12 months ag 2 result of such wound ace:dent or d.sease C.-The procedure 18 as under: The late horse breeding tenants in the lower Jhelum Canal Colons (Shahpur and Gujrat districts) who are serving in the combatant raphs can arail themselves of the concessions admois.ble to thru simply by putting in an application to the Deputy Comm sont rs in a bose jurisdiction their tenant es BTT Bitusted (Ref. l'unjab Government letter Yo 2261 R, dated the 30th October 1911. containing Governent orders regarding remission of land rerenue in the villages of the Jhelum d strict wuch hire done particularly well in recruiting) The concreion, detailed in these tno paragraphe mn be obta nert Is the Frantes concerned simply on spplication to the Deputy Comm.suoners or Colonization Officers in u bose jurisdict on their tcnancies are situated The emmersion of exempt.on of relatives of so'dere killed in art.Te eripiet in ftrent air from the payment of fees changed for entres relatios to the acquisit by inheritaner olarglt o*interest in the property of the deceand is automa..e allowed, and the interested in motation is not required to make soy ! ration for obtaining it. 31 Yk2011 ·[ PUNJAB EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. Paras 2-6 (1)] 2. POST RELEASE TRAINING. The Punjab Government have undertaken to pronde free tecbpicaland vocational training in all government institutions for du mobilised persons Sco also para, 7 belos. 8. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENT OF DECEASED SERVICES PERSONNEL A. A relief scheme for disabled soldiers and enrolled non-combatants and their families belonging to the Punjab has been instituted by H. E. the Governor of the Punjab. Under this scheme relief will be given to:- (i) Indian soldiers and enrolled non.combatants and their dependents who are in rcal distress owing to the fact that they are not entitled to relief from Government or other charitable funds. (11) Cases of hardship arising from delay in settlement of pension claimbi involving references to the Government of India. Any assistance given under the scheme will be of a temporary nature and is designed to support life reasonably and to obviate real hardship. Relief will not be given for payment of debts, marriage of daughters, etc. Application for relief will be made to the Civil Liaison Officer of the area CODcerned. Note: The above concession 15 also admissible to Indian personnel and their fumiliea) of the R.I.N. and the R.I-A.F. B. The cases of those recommended by the Inspector General of Cul Hospitals Punjab are forwarded to the Provincial Secretary, Red Cross Society, Punjab Branch for monetary belp from the Indian Forces Medical After Caro fund. The Inspector General of Cıvıl Hospitals, Punjab has also been requested to submit applications on a prescribed form for grants from the Indian Forces Medi. cal Alter Care Fund, 4. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS OF EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL Free treatment is given to the families/dependenta of ex-services personnel in all dispensaries and hospitals. S. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT, Disnbled ex-Berticemen are afforded free medical treatment and care in all hospitals and dispensaries. 6. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN AA student of Government Industrial School or Institute is entitled to tho undermentioned privileges - (a) hr has served in & technical brancis of the Defence Forces for not less than six months or till the termination of the war; (0) bis service during the period of his employment in the Defence Forca hae been consider AS Ratisfactory by the miliary authorities concerned, and (c) bis actrice in the Defence Forcca was in a capacity cognate to tho course of training undergone by lum at the School or Institute (1) A student who enlists in any technical branch of the Defence Forcea after prearing in the Final Departmental Esamination but before tho announcement at the result of a student who has been regularly promoted from the penaltimate un sad har atlained on per cent of the total attendances in the final year prior to his errolment in any technical branch of the Defence Forces shall be deemed to boro puand the Final Departmental Examination and aball be entitled to nicaire the mrt:Cate or diploma words to fuertipful candidatet.

·[Para 6-A (2)-(3)-B (1) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. PUNJAB) (2) A student who at the time of lus enrolment to any technical capacity in the Defence Forces was not in the final year shall, after bis employment, be entitled to be adm tted to the next higher clasy, provided that the head of the school or institute is satisfied having regard to the previous record of the student that he will be able to follow the course successfully. (3) Final year students of the Industrial Schools and Institutes in the Punjab selected for appointment as Instructors under the Technical Training Scheme before the completion of their course shall be exempted from the examination and diplomas awarded to them on the basis of their work in the School or Institute during the year previous to their appointment as Instructors. B.-Special Regulations of a more general nature are reprod uced below: (1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Regulations of the Punjab University, a student or a lato college student of any affiliated college who bas actively served as defined below, shall be entitled to avail bimselt of tło privileges specified as follows.- (1) He may appear as a private candidate or as a student of an affiliated college in the examination in whit he would have been entitled to appear within three years of his being disembodied. *** examinations (it) student who appears in the examinion for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Scluence and fails, shall be given credit for any subject in shich he obtains pace marks, and allowed to reappear in the subject or subjects (v) 1 student, who appears in the essmination for the Degree of Jlaster of --I. tuins e park iled, and 8pct, tb ring dise 1.1 ·(PUNJAB EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. Para 6 B (8)--(9)-0) his whole-timo services were given to su ti service throughout the period in question, Any period spent in whole-time training in aviation (flying duties) under the Directorate of Civil Aviation, Government of India, for purposes of joining the Royal Air Force or the RIAF. or wholetime service as a cadet under training in Indian Military Academy or other regular military or naval training schools shall count. (9) A candidate who has paid the prescribed fee for an examination but is called up for active service before he can take the examination shall be entitled to & refund of the fee paid by him. A 1 C.-Somo pupils of Normal Schools who have joined the forces have been in. formed in reply to their requests for special Junior Vernacular Certificates that their requests will be considered sympathetically on their return from military service if they will express a desire to serve in the Education Department. Similarly the teachers who have joined the forces have been informed in reply to their requests for special certificates that their cases will be considered sympa. thetically on their return from multary service. Those students of the 8th claes masters of the schools concerned certify that the progress made by such students to their respective schools and thur success in the house examination was such as to make it highly probable that they would bave passed the examination, if they had not joined the combatant ranks of the armed forces. This conccfsion will also apply to students of recognized schonls in the Delhi Province and the Punjab States wbicli nend up candidates for tbe Vernacular Finaland Middle School Exmination conducted by the Punjab Education Department. Such candidates will be granted certificates in the form pre acribed for those -- but there will be an indication conccrron Candidntcs for such through thic hendmneter of the 1 A student of the PostNaine Cl15 who has impleted at least 8 months of his course and his attended at least three.fourths of the posible lecture delivered in ruhanbject in that perinal but is unable to continue liis studies and appear in the • final Departmental Examinntion on account of having actively rened in the Dillo tory Deintment will be printed tlir one year Post-Sintric Certificate on a report or the head of the institution in which lic lind studied that his regoor was much At to make it hushly probable that lie would have purused the Depertrental framination if he had not to Bernd 4f11entr... ...Na 1.-..-.10.- 1 • requisits percentage of murka in all rabfect, his will be deemed to hare fused tho ona yrer Ibat-Matru Clerical Esaniratinn. But if the boy fails to enlist himself in the Army within one month from the date of jullication of the result, bo will forfait to right to claim credit for aby object in which be obtains paus mauris.

·[ Para 6-D-7-A-D EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. PUNJABI D.-See also Para 7 below. 7. OTHER CONCESSIONS A The Agricultural Department have drawn up schemes to help ex-servicemen tion of 25 lakhs plants to be supplied to ex-servicemen. It is estimated that about 50,000 er-servicemen will be able to take advantage of these facilities annually. There 19 another scheme which will enable 10 students, sons of ex-servicemen, who pogsees requisite qualifications, to be admitted each year for free education in the four years BSc, Agriculture Degree Course at the Punjab Agricultural Collego, -Lyallpar B. The development of dairying has assumed great importance in recent years and will open up new avenues for servicemen. Arrangements will, therefore, be made at the Punjab Veterinary College, Labore, for short courses of three to siz months cach to give clementary training in dairying to ex-servicemen desirous ot taking it up as their vocation. They will also be given loans to set up the necessary equipment. Other schemes of the Veterinary Department relating exclusively to ex-servicemen are- (1) Grant of 15 stipends each year of the value of Rs 50 per mengem cach ten ablo for 41 academic years to deserting ex-servicemen or their song for education in the Punjab Veterinity College, Lahore. (9) Establishment of 500 sheep breeding units each consisting of one ram and 60 ewed to be entrusted to ex-servicemen interested in sheep breeding. These units will be given free of cost on 1/3 bata, in wool and one male lamb per year for five years. (3) Establishment of 182 First Aid Centres in rural areas each in charge of literate ev-serviceman who will be given training in first aid and equipped with necngsary apparatus He will also he given an allowance of Na 10 per mensem to maintain his interest in the work, C. The Industries Department are providing a large number of scholarships for industrial training and of these 25 scholarships of Rs. 75 per mensem tenable for tro to three roars will be resersed for ex-servicemen To assist ex-servicemen who may be diverted to industrial occupation to start on their own, it is proposed to give financial 49410tance in the shape of grants not exceeding Rs 5,000 in any one ca.30 to about 200 persone annually. D-The execution of post-trar reconstruction schemes will require the services of a large number of technical and non-technical personnel and thus provide madr opportunitieq for croservicemen to secure emplorzent. E. See also reference reginline rest-houses in Welfare Service Section under « Serving Personal" 37 ·1 BIHAR) SERVING PERSONNEL. Para 2 3. No rent suits or execution proceedings to be taken out during the war except to save limitations. 4. If the tenant is d14abled in service, the remission of rent abould continue daring Lis life time Preference in settlement of land to the family of the recruit and remission of Salami by 25 per cent. Non Combatants. (1) Remission of 50 per cent of arrear ront and interest on arrears of rent as well & of the current rent subject to a maximum remission of Rs. 25 only in respect of artcata and Rs. 10 only in respect of cur. rent rent. The remission of 50 per cent. of the current rent to last during tho period the tenant is in service up to the completion of the year in which tho ser- Vice ends, (13) Whero thero aro no arrears a euitable tash bonus may be given in lieu the remission of arrears given to those who are in arrears The amount of the bonus should be fixed at Rs, 15 oply or an amount equivalent to two years' rental, wwhichever 19 legy. In addition they will get tho samo concessiong in regard to current rent as the non-combatanty who are in arrears. (111) No rent suits or execution procerdings to lb taken out during the war except to savo limitation, (1r) If the tenant is disabled in service tho remisalon of rent should continue daring his lifo time. (v) Preference in acttlement of lands to tho family of the recruit. SARAX SB Phulpatı Kuer, JI B. Remit all internt on rents or mlmitted ro. E., K.i II., 1st Class cruita for period of three years. I'roprietress, Golden. panj Estate, Katra, Chaprs. Lakaramihiraja Sur temit all interent on rents of admitted re. Kamchwar Singh of cruits for a griod of three years Darbhanga. SISTAL PAR SnmatiJ. J. Deri Remienien of all interret of runt for three GAXAS JAN Animati Surabati Deri Remin of rent to the extent of the share of the clergenl for full three years in caso L'akur Ran talo frsts from the date of enlistment in the forces 1r, Sankarillando For Condialanti -Armlnsion of Rs. 18 in Trommet of holling recorded in the name of the recruit of the freruit with his m. shatrn jointly for the lifetimo of the Meralt "Incre of leath while inertnice the same entirely will lost autto bio belt or beit for 10 yuan.

·Parar 2-3 SERVING PERSONNEL. BIHAR) For Non-Combalants.-A remission of Rs. 10 during the life-time of the recruit and in case of death while in active service the Concesion will bo extended to his heir or heirs for a period of 10 years Manager, E-tate Dumka A remission of andas 4 in the rupee of the heirs for five years from the date of his death, BIONGHYRB. Bachu Prasad Singh Tenents who enrol themselves will be par. doned interest on arrears of rent foreight years, that is four years retrospectively and four years interest in raso of default in the succeeding years. PURNLA CH, Id. Yusuff, Islampur Remit all interest on rents of admitted ro. cruits for a period of three years. Kuer Ran Sayeeda Kha. Payment in cash of Rs, 10 to such tenants of the Lstate who are recruited to tho forces. Total remission of rent to an admitted ro. cruft for the duration of the war and one ycar following this 3. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. toon Free supply of medicines to gerticemen's families, Free treatment of servicemen's families at Government dispensar.es, and dis. pensaries maintained by local bodies, Free distribution of quinine to servicemen's families, Arrangement Las been made for two travelling dispensarics for selfare work in ECIFIC Wen's famil.es in SINGHBBUM AND RANCHI DISTRICTS. Name of Dist. Name of Gentleman/Lady. Details, SANTAL B Rabindranath Pando To make arrangements for the family mem- PARGANAS bers of the recruits with medicines, etc., Fith the help of the medical oficers en ployed by them. SARAN S B. Phulpati Kuer, J. To make a special provision for the treatment BC, K.I.I., 1st class of the members of the families of Proprictress, Goldenganj thore who have joined the forces by each Estate, Katra, Chapra. medical ficers as are employed by zamindars to Charitable Dispensaries maintained and run by then RAXCHI Jalaraja Udai Pratap To make a special provision for the treat. Narain Singh Deo, Ratu ment of the member of the families of Raj. those who joined the forces by such medi. eal oficers 8e are employed ly Zamiad. ars in Charitable Dispensaries main. tained and run by them. PORNE Kuer Rani Sayeedla Kha. Fre medical aid to be given to the member toon. of the family of such recrut admitted in the forces as Combatest or ton-combate ant ben persar. ..

·BIHAR) SERVING PERSONNEI, Para 23 3. No rent suits or execution proceedings to be taken out during the war except to save limitations 4. If the tenant is disabled in service, the remission of rent abould continue during his life time Preference in settlement of land to the family of the recruit and remission of Salani by 25 per cent. Non-Combatants. arrears and Rs. 10 only in respect of cur- -MALL TL-- -ZA-A- A vice ends. (11) Where thrre are no arrears a suitable noch hanna ma ha ritran in loon of the . amount equivalent to two years' rental, whichever 18 less. In addition they will get the same concessione in regard to current rent as the non-combatants who are in arrears (31) No rent suits or execution proceedings to bb taken out during the war except to save limitation. (1v) If the tenant 19 lisabled in servico the Tem198107 of rent should continue during hug life time. (1) Preference in settlement of lands to the family of the recruit. SARAN SB Phulpati Kuer, MB. Remit all interest on rents of admitted re- E, KI.H., lat Claes cruits for a period of three years Proprietress, Golden. gany Estate, Katra, Chapra, Mnharajadhiraja Sur Remit all interest on rents of admitted re- Kameshwar Singh of cruits for a period of three years. Darbbanga. SANTAL PAR. Srimati J.M, Devi Remission of all interest of tent for tbreo CANAS years Srimati Surjabati Deri Remission of rent to the extent of the ebare of the deceascıl for full threo years in CABO of any casualty. takur Ran Citate Remission of half the arrear rent due from him (rcrruit) as an individual or co sharer on the date of enlistment. Remission of full reat for a period of five years from the date of enlistment in the forces. Sanayer, Sankar: Waris For Caltani_annato. 1x in Lotate. recruit. In case of death while in gervico the same concession will bo extended to his heit or beint for 10 yeart.

·SEE YING PERSONNEL. BIRLAR) [Paras 7–8 (1)-4 7. WELFARE SERVICI. Diatt, Name of Gentloman/Lady Detail BHAGARAL. PUR Rar Bahulur Landhar D.anhana SARAN 81 l'huipati Kar, J! BE.. KH., ist CLS I'roprietres, Goldengen) Is ate Katrs, (bara Necessary arrangements will be made for tae protection of the wives and children of thou ho have been enrolled in the forces arrisho bave left behind no grown up male malers in the family Arrange for th proirction of the wives and chskin of those who have bxc3 volled in the force and who harc lift behind no grown up male members in the family. Ifty ang chance the position of the family active service, 8. EDUCATIOYAL CONC33310X3 TO SERVICES PESSONNEL AND TEEIR CEILDREN. (1) Tanto rulag will apply to the obiliren (boys and girls) belonging to British Ini 13 under 16 your of ngo of all officers and men of whatever rink, whether Combitants or non-combatants, wlo, having bron enrolled under the Indian Army Act, Indian Air Force Act, 1932, or the N3val Discipline Act, or who belonging to any unit of tho (nilian Stute Forces or belonging to the Mercantile Marine and whose terms of Arrvice include the liability to serve in any theatre of war, die or become permanently incapacitated owing to wounds or disease contracted while on the activo Tist in the prepent wai. (2) A Certified list of all such persong in the form below showing their places of residenco will be sent by thoie rozpoctivo servic' to the Collector of each listrict in Biber for lupisi 1712 th319 pulzSupple ng itary lists will be forwarded at the beginning of each calendar year. en 11. L. e La (4) Any child pouncing such a certificate before the head of an educational Institution will be entitled year : it -1... .-.IL ,- anu uur '15803 UI High & hocis; Ir to find outian inl.lin Lap.. " 4 ·. [BIHAR SERVING PERSONNEL. Paras 8(4)--(113) 8 EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THE CHILDPEN-contd. (d) When the pupil resides in a hostel and the amount of the scholarship in. dicated above does not cover hostel charges and additional monthly allowance will be given at the rate of Rs. 5 in a primary or middle school, Rs. 6 in high school and Rs. 8 in a college. Provided that- (i) any conce3310n or scholarship available under these rules shall not be granted to any child who can claim or is actually enjoying a similar concession under the existing rules of the Education Department of the rules made by local bodies and private institutions with the consent of the Provincial Government; (11) a concession or scholarship under these rules may be withdrawn, if in the opinion of the head of the institution concerned the progress of the pupul is inadequate or his conduct unsatisfactory ; and (iii) no scholarship will be given to a pupil who has not passed such tests as may bo prescribed forentry into the class for which the scholarship is given. (5.) Government will not interfere with the discretion of guardians as to the institution to which the child should be sent. (6) Government anticipate that the local bodies will be prepared to meet the cost of the annual allowances for books referred to in rule 4 (a) but if in any year the cost incurred on this account by any local body is more than it can afford Govern. ment will be prepared to reimburse at partially or wholly as may be necessary. (7) The concession of free tuition referred to in rule f(b) and (c) applies only to Government schools and colleges but the autorities of aided and un-aided schools and colleges are requested to give similar concessions of their circumstances permit. In cases where these institutions are not able to afford the cost Government will be prepared to reimburse them partially or wholly as may be necessary. (8) The above concessions will be allowed to children referred to in rule (1) above on the application to the Director of Public Instruction by any member of their faroily in cases other than death or permanent incapacity of their fathers owing to wounds or disease contracted while on the active list in the present waron condition that such officers and men are too poor to pay for the education of their children. Pinutu...L11 ---le-in-lain.hawn --------- L.L.-L.---- HAS TL. -L7.. U UA DUUN PELILY III Luy lublu weuw tuwing went puct'y UI stuence will be sent by the Commandant of the Units to which they belong to the Colloector of esch district in Bihar for disposal under these ruleg. Supplementary lists will be forwardied at the beginning of each calendar year (11) It will be open to the officer commanding any military unit toaddress the Collector concerned for informations regarding the education of the children of dependant brothers and sisters under 16 years of age or any man of his unit com. ing under the category described in rules (1) to (10) above and, the Collector will giro such information as la possible in reply to avch enquiries.

·Paras 8–(11) 9-(1)-(3) SERVING PERSONNEL. BIHAR) FORUJI Name and father's name and caste...... Unit and rank and number Division Formation in India to which attached.... Whether (a) died or (b) permanently incapacitated owing to wound or disease while on active list.... Residence, Village, Thana, District and Province................... 9. OTHER CONCESSIONS. (1) Instructions have been 199ued to all Revenue Officers in the province that sale of servicemen': landa in Government estatės for failure to pay revenue should be postponed for the duration of the war, and to municipal boards to consult Districts Officers before taking steps for the sale of the property of servicemen for failure to pay municipal taxtı. (2) Troops in uniform attending shors liable to pay entertainment tax have been exempted by Government from the payment of the tax, (3) A grant of Rs. 30 per annum shall be made to any parent who has three or more sons/daughters and any wife who has ber husband and two or more sons/ daughters enrolled in the Forces and belongs to the Province of Bibar or a domiciled herein. The payment will be for a period of five years or for the life-time of the recipient whichever is less Applications claiming such pensions should be made by the parent/wife to the District Officer of the district to which the applicant belongs.

·GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR [BIHAR CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. Para 1] 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. Conccesions granted to candidates with approved war service for civil appointtrent after the war. (a) Cıvıl services and posts under the Central Government-70 per cent of the 21.1 -IL.---. L.lt minimum age prescribed for recruitment will not count. To give effect to this policy minimum educational qualificatione, tle Tokeegion of which 18 deemed essential for the efficient performance of the daties of the civil services in qucation, will be prescribed and due allowance will be made for interruption of studies caused by absence on war service. (b) Services and posts under the Provincial Government-All permanent posta ... 1 ) . number of suitable candidatos with war service is forthcoming. The remaining posts will be filled permanrntly by the best of the temporary recruits holding these posts As regards the Police Services this schr-me 19 being applied with certain modifications. Further in tho case of candidates with approved war service educational requirements will be lowered by one step, eg., where B A. 18 normally required 1.A. will be sufficient. This lowering of educational qualifications will not bon ever apply to specialist services (Specialite to include Munsiffs who require a law degree). And whero matriculation is required, the standard will not be lowered The Army fpecial certificate will be recognized as equivalent to Matriculation. To enjoy these concessione in educational requirements it will be necessary to show that the applicant'a studing cre actually interrupted by his recruitment to war services (c) Bihar Jarl Service-Out of nine posts in the Bihar Jail Service, three posta baye been legerved for candidates with war service. (d) Bihar Forogt Servico.-Provincial Government have decided that: "So far as the Bihar Forest Service is concerned, two vacancies which aro likely to occur in the service for the course of training starting on the 1st April 1- 11 t. 1.2 1 .. UL! VIR JU! 1129 PLUS RICO (e) Trovincial Medical Service, I'rovincial Public Health Service, Subordinato Mledir al Service and the Subordinate tublc Hcolth Service. Coremment lave decided that: (1) all permanent vacancies in the above cerviccg will for the duration of tho war le filled only temporntily, permanent appointments being made after the war from among there who have war service to their credit: (11) after thie conclusion of the war when an adequrte number of candidates with Approxed nar fersico are available all temporary men in the above services, with no un retice at their credit holding even such temporary poeto as could not bo creatrd for the duration of the war against permanent vacancies left unfilled, will 15 ·PAA.1) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. (BIHAR be discharged and replaced by the appointment of such men with approved war service as cannot be absorbed in permanent vacancies; and (iii) thor fraternim... candidate above ser rary vacants al tue el. () Subordinate Engineering Service-Vacancies in these services are reserved for students of the Bibar College of Engineering. In general approved mar service will be valued as an additional qualfication in a candidate for service at the time of filling up other vacancres occurring after the war. The time spent on war duty by an officer subsequently recruited to any civil service may be considered in fixing his pay and senionty and may count for pension. Note. For employment opportunities, sce Annexure II to this section 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. Name of District. Name of Zamındar, Private Gentleman/Lady Govt Department. Details of Concessions Granted. BHAHABAD (SASARAM) Mr Mustaque Ali Khan To give the first option in settlement of lands to the families of those who have been enrolled in the Forces SHAHABAD Mabaraja Babadur Give the frst option in settlement of lands (DUMRAON) Ramran Vajaya Pra. to the families of those who have been ond Singh of Dupiraon. enrolled in the Forces BHAGALPUR Babu Kedarnath Dhan. dhania, First option will be given in settlement of Jands to the families of those who have been enrolled in the Forces in places where the estate is empowered to do so ALL DISTRI. Government Estates CTS and the Wards and Encumbered Estates. Preference in settlement of land to the family of the recruit and remission of Salam, by 25 per cent. Non-combatants-Preference in settlement of lands to the family of the recruat. SARAN . S. B Phulpati Kuer, MBE, KII, 1st Class Proprietters, Goldengan Estate, Katra, Charra Give the first option 15 settlemnent of lands to the families of those who have been enrolled in the Forces. BAXTALTAR. Kumar XC Pandey GAN.IS. To gire first option in settlement to the famuloy of a cryic mar. PIRXEA CII, Md Yu-uff, Islampor Tirst preference in settlement of Laruds to tha families of those who had been cnrolled in the Forms and who Laselin RO ETOwn up male mimixcoin the fimul 35.01 46 ·(Par2. 3 BIHAR) EX-SERYICES PERSONNEL 3. APPOINTMENT CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. Terms admissible to Cul Government servints, men or women who are either called up or are allowed to undertake war service in the present war. (a) Civil Provincial C the period of in civil pay, if any (6) Civil Government servants who are on probation aguinst a gubstantive post (ride rule 45 of the Bihar and Orissa Service Code) are not entitled to the con 1 1 if they had not gone on war service and had received the normal promotion (c) Cıvıl Government servants appointed as probationers and apprentices (vide Dote under rule 316 of the Buhar and Orissa Service Cole) are not entitled to the a) Livil Government servants, who hold temporary posts under the Govern. ment are not entitled to the concessions enumerated abovo but such persons may if they so apply be permitted to return to their posts on reversion from war servico provided the posts are stul in existence at the time and the service rendered is approved war service. (e) Civil Government servants who hold temporary posts but whose posts on made permanent while they are on war service will be allowed to return to their posts and during their absence the posts since made permanent will be kept reserved for them and filled only temporarily. (1) Civil Government servants who hold temporary posta on a time-scale, will be allowed to count war service for increments on return from war veryice. Thye concessions are subject to modlifications which the Provincial Govern ment may decide in rcepect of a particular class of service. 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING. SEE ANNEXURE I TO THIS SECTION 6. NOVETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SERVICE PERSONNEL Name of Zemindar, Name of Dust Private Gentleman Lady Detail of Concessione granted Government Department. STLAHABAD B. Mustaque Ali Khan In case of any cagualty to remit tho rent to (SASARAJI). the extent of the share of the deccased for full three years. BIAGALPUR Jesara Surajmnl Xagar. In con nfngenalin that of the nang mall, ALL DISTRI. Government Estates & En. If CTS. cum real Estates. remission of rent should contnug dur. ing his lifo time. In the case of death while in service, tho rem1910n of rent to continue to the heirs of the recruit for ten years. Yote.- Thego concepions are extended also to cages where the person wbo bat enlitediatbeoon, grandson, brother or nephew of a recorded tenant provided the bolding is foint and provided further that a recorded tenant can get the concensions only one etca u more than one son or other hayo entitled themselves.

·Sra. 6] EE-SERVICES PERSONNEL. (BEAR 5. MOVETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDANTS OF DECEASED PERSONNEL-(contd). SARAN S. B Palpati Kuer, In che of any casualty, romit the rent to M.B.E., K.I H., 1st the ortent of the share of the deceased Class Proprietress Gold. for full three years. engang Estate, KATRA, CIÍAPRA. PATNA (Am3waz ) Raja Bubular In c330 of any casualty, rumit the rent to Pragu! Narain OBE, the ertent of the shars of the deceased Imsws for full threa yeat3 Srimatı Sarjabatı D371 Lem19910:1 of re it to the extent of the sharo of the deceased for full three years 1x case of any casualty HONGHYR.. B Buchu Pr3s31 Singh SANTAL PAR- Janager, Sankara GANAS DUI. ward Estate KA). a bimilar reduction of rent during her life time If the tenant pays more than Rs 50 as rent be will receive a reduction of only Rs 25. For combatants -A remission of Rs 15 10 respect of holding recorded in the name of the recrut or the recrut with his co sharers jointly for the life time of the recruit I. cau. of death while in eervice the same concession will be extended to his heir or heirs for 10 yearg FOR -FT Slanager, Estato Dumka A remission of annas 4 in the rupee of the rental 13 granteil to recruit from the date of his joining till the end of bus service. Inc., of death while in service tho concession will be extended to his heir or heirs for bare 3 4.4 frun the date of h19 death CH, VI. Yusuf, Islanpar In c113 of casualty, romit the rent at only to the extent of the share of the deceased but remit the full amount of tent of three PJRYE yeurs Kuer Rant Siyeela Khztoon and in addition to this in the event of their being minor sons of the deceased the Estate sill undertake to properly educate these children for a period of fire, years. A sum of Rs. 2,000 has been sanctioned by the Provincial Yar Comunittec, for the assistance of Indian soldiers wbo hare become unfit on account of injury or diseno contracted in India not duo to service in the Forces and to their d pendente in case of tho denth of soldiers, 43

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·BIHAR) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL (Para. B MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDENT3 OF EK SERVICES PERSONNEL. 7. EDUCATIONAL CONTE3310XS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL AVD TASIR CHILDREN. (also See para, 8 under " Serving Personnel”.) The Syndicate of the Patns University has 837stioned the following co2033- $1003 to students who hive joined any of the War Service noted below. -- 1. 1. - 7--! חג יויי יוז - and h'! natios: 1 equal of study at a collego, he would be entitled to complete, by war service, his requires ment of two academical years' study 2. For purposes of the above recommendation War Service shall moun :- (a) Service of any kind in a unit of formation liable for service overseas. (5) Service in India under mıhtary, munitions or stores authorities with a liability to serve overseas. (c) All other service involving subjection to naval, military or air force law. (d) period of training with a military unit or formation involving liabi. lity to service overseas (e) Whole time servico in any Cıvıl D fence organisation spscified in this behalf by the Central or the Provincial Government (/) Wholo-time scrvico in any workslop which is certified by the Central or Provincial Government and engaged wholly on the production of Munition of war for t119 fighting services of the Indian Army, Navy or Air forco and Allied Force, and (9) Such otlior service as muy Licreafter be declared as war service by the Cena trol or Provincial Government It may bo noted that no other concessions aro granted, and need not bo sought after Applications from persons in War Services inust be submitted through the Comminding Officers of their particular units, and must be addres. sed to the Registrar. Full particulars of Educational career before joining war service must be giren. 8. OTHER CONCESSIONS (1) Con133371 grau'el by Provincie Gron:n to Veterinary Asnyan! Surgeons Volunteering for Service in the Indian Army Veterinary Corps (a) They will retain a lien on the civil appointment of permanent, or appointed on probation in clour vacancies (b) Period spent on military duty will count towards pay, promotion and pension and for accumulation of leare under the Cıvıl Rules and leave granted while on military service being debited to such accumulation cl Amhatroner. Motorneo. Ence Berrioe will Batisfactory duced in his (d) Whilo on war service, penod up to a limit of sears spent on active ser Fior, i.e., Bervico in a unit or formation liable for service orerseas, will count doablo * for pay and promotion. Acttre service in excess of 1 stars will count single for ry and pansion. IS ·Pars. 6] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL BLEAR (2) A. grant of Rs. 30 per annum shall be made to any parent who has three or more sons/daughters and any wife who has her husband and two or more sons/ daughters enrolled in the Forces and is a native of the Province of Bibar ot domiciled therein. The payment will be for a period of five years or for the life time of the recipient hichever is less Applications claiming such pensions should be made by the parent/wife to the District Officer of the district to which the applicant belongs.

·BIBAR) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL (ANNESORE I POST RELEASE TRAINING SCHEMES. 2 Agriculture -(a) It 19 proposed to train 4,800 er-service men on the Government Departmental Farms in improved up-to-date metliods of Agriculture in one crop cycle. Period of training-31x months. Students will be selected for training under 13l six months-1,500 men. 2nd six months-1,000 men 3rd six months-1,200 men. 4th six months-1,100 men. (6) Asstulsats complete their sir months' course in (a) above they will be selectod and, if wellies engaged in the Igricultural D-partment and given a further six months' int321100 training in the second crop cycle. Men for this training will be gelected as follows - Ist batch-500 men. Pad batch-300 men. 3rd batch-400 men 4th butch-300 men After complotion of this training men will be engaged as Kamdars. (c) A proposal is also under consideration to train 1,000 ex-service men at the Central Suzireine Research Station at Pusi as Weiglment Clerks, Watch and Ward Stai, Varietal Cengus Stic, Soil Simplers, etc. Courses will be of two mo iths' duration and 200 students will be under training at a time, 3. Animal Ilusban lry -- l' is proposed to train 900 ex-service men ag stock. men orer a period of 12 nr 'Inree Lundred men will be trained in three batches of each vier Puix of 97 months Thereafter instruction will continue At the rate of 103 a year until the rquured number are trained Training will be of nine months' duration 4. Cuitage In Jusnes-Fire hundred vacancies & year will be given to thogo wishing to undergo truining in Cottage Industries at Gorernment Institutions Gulzarbagli, Mhagalpur, Gaya, Patna, Muzatiarpur, and Hauchs. Course will vary betweell six inonths and a year, and the following In lustries till be taught :- Sir Jonths' Couree, (1) Pottery, (2) Cane and Basket l'ork, (3) Kaltting and Iloier), (9) Durree Waring. 61 ·BIHAR EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL ANNEXURE 1-contd. (5) Newar and Tape Weaving, (6) Toy Making (7) Paper Diaking, (8) Sericulture, (9) Silk Dyeing, and (10) Manufacture of Soap, Cosmetics, Disinfectants and Boot Polish. One Year's Course. (1) Cotton Weaving, (2) Dyeing and Printing, (3) Suk Weaving, (4) Wool Teaving, (6) Leather Work. 5 Goronment Departmental Courses --(a) Public Works Department plan to train 2,400 ex-service men as Brick Diasons and Concretors at Patna, Muzaffar. pur and Bhagalpur The course will be of three months' duration followed by three months' employment by Public Works Department contractors during which latter time students will receive local rates of pay but not less than Rs 30 a month. Two hundred and saty-one men will bo under training at a time in each of the three centros (6) The Public Health Engineer proposes to train 140 ex-service men & year A8 Plumbing Mistri and Pump Attendants in four batches of 35 each. These students will ultimately be employed in the waterworks of the Province. (c) The Director of Public Instruction plans to train 300 ex-service men a year for two years as Basic School Teachers. Duration of training-two years. (d) The Registrar, Cooperative Societies, proposes to train 150 men as Clerk And Supervising in the Provincial Co-operative Bank in lata Length of training --six months Twenty-five students will be admitted every two months. (e) The Director of Public Health proposes to train annually Co Sanitary Inspectors and 1$0 Health Inspectors and to give half of these vacancies to ex Bervica mon Smitary Inspectors' Course will be of nine months' duration while that of Health Inspectors will be for two months 6. Central Covernment Service.-A Posts and Telegraphs Training School for the Bihar and Onissa Circo will tram 311 candidates a year at Patna. Bihar's ex-service men will receive 50 per cent. of these Brats. Posts range from Corresidence Clerks to Sorter, Telephone Operator, Telephone and Telegraph Linesmap. Mistry and Wireman. Summary. Agriculture Central Sugarcane Research Animal Husbandry Cottage Industriss Brick Blasons and Concretors Plumbing Matris and Pump Attendants Basic School Teacher Itovincial Co-operative Bank Sanitary and Health Inspectors 4,800 1,000 900 500 2,400 140 300 IBO 120 .. Total 10,310 ·EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [BIHAR ANNEXURE IN EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES. ir ITA nnnnn mintarinaanh (2) Transport Operators of Public Service or Carrier Vehicles are being asked to reserve 50 per cent of FUTURE vacancies for QUALIFIED ex-service men. (3) It is estimated that about 2,100 drivers will be required for different governmental and non-governmental undertakings and these can all be taken from exservice men if available Quite a few are required immediately. They are required as drivers for private cars, for trucks that might be used by the Public Works Department or by contractors working for the Public Works Department in connection with the expansion of transport services and starting of new transport services. Some may also be absorbed in private industries (11) Brick Masons and Concretors.—2,400 will be trained by Public Works Department and will be employed by contractors B Agriculture Land-(1) Peepra Raj Farm in Bettiah Ra; (Champaran) 19 being reserved for men throughout the Province who have given outstanding meritorious service during the war. Each recipient will receive 10 acres of this most fertile land There will be 24 such recipients (2) Three hundred and fifty-five grants of 10 acres each will be given to men of Bettiah Raj who have seen active service in the present world war. (3) It is hoped to make more land avaible for settlement through the help of District Land Committee (C) Government Service.-(1) The following permanent vacancies excluding the Police will be available to ex servicenien under the Provincial Coverninent :- Provincial 65 Subordinate 238 Minster al 170 Infcriou 300 Total 773 (2) The Police Force rill offer about 5,000 vacancies to Combatant eI-servicemen (3) Agriculture Department - Le thousand fire Lundred men will be engaged by the Agriculture Department as Kamdars (Demonstrators) as follows --- 500 after one year's truning in about March 1947, 300 after one year's training in about September 1947, 400 after one year's training about Varsh 1948, 300 after one year's training in about September 1945 (1) Animal Husbandry –Three bitches of one hundred men every nine months will complete their training and be alsorbed as stochmen in Government employy (5) Public Il calth Engineering Department - One hundred and forty Plumbers and lump Attendants a year will be engaged in Government Water-works at the rate of thirty-firo erery three months after six months' training. (6) Education Department will employ three hundred Basic School Teachers year for two years, after training. 53 ·BIHAR) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [ANNEXURE I-contd. D. Semi-Government and Private Employment.--(I) It is proposed to train about a thousand ex-servicemen at the Central Sugarcane Research Station at Pusa as Weighment Clerks, Watch and Ward Staff, Varietal Censas Staff, Soil Samplers, ete, and they are expected to be employed by Sugar Factories during the crushing season. These will be mostly suitable for persons from North Bihar. (2) The Provincial Co-operative Bank has promised to engage 150 clerks and supervisors in the first year, after training, and offers these vacancies to ex-servicemen from Bihar. (3) The Medical and Public Health Departments and local bodies will engage about 30 Sanitary Inspectors and 90 Health Inspectors from ex-sersicemen after training (4) A Scheme is under consideration for the formation of three Road and Rail Stone Metal Production Companies which will operate under Public Works Depart. ment and will absorb five hundred Drillers, Engine Drivers (I.C) Fitters, Quarry men, etc. (5) Some of the big landlords including Court of Wards have agreed to employ ex-servicomen as peons, clapragıs, brahila, etc. Summary. Motor Transport Brick Masons and Concretors 2,400 Recipients of Land (10 acres each) 379 Government Service 773 Police Force 5,000 Agriculture Department 1,500 Animal Husbandry Public Health Engineering Department 140 Education Department 300 Central Sugarcane Research Station 1,000 (approx) Co-operative Bank 150 Medical and Public Health 120 Stone Metal Production Company 500 (approx) 2,100 300 Total 14,662 - 54 ·GOVERNMENT OF MADRAS CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL 1. LITIGATION -LEGAL ASSISTANCE ETC. Prorision has been made to include two legal practitioners in the District Sailors', Soldiers' and Armen's Boards who have offered their services frto in cases taken up by the Board infolring their families and dependants. A lcading legal practi. tioner of Madras hae also undertaken to give free legal advice in cases that may be referred to him by the Jadras Provincial Sators, Soldiers' and Aurmen's Board. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS Exempron from local tazation. Under the notification of the Government of India, Xn, F. 30-22/39, F. and L , Department of Education, Health and Lands (Local Self-Government), dated 14th Septembºr 1939, a person subject to the Army Act, the Indian Irmy. as modified by tue In Force Act, or the Indi the exigencies of milit a municipality is exempt from the following manicipal taxes.- (a) profession tax , and b) animal and vehicles taxes in respect of - (1) any anumal which such person is required, by the regulations of the service to which he belongs to keep; and (ti) any vehicle which such person 19 permitted to keep in lieu of any animal which in the absence of such permission the said regulations would require him to keep Local bodies have been told to avoid distraint proceedings in the case of properties of servicemen and the institution of civil suits against them so long as they are away on military duty. In all cases where taxes are due from serving person. nel, local bodies have been asked to bring the fact of such a cars to the notice of the Flag Officer Commanding, Royal Indiin Navy, in the case of Naval personnel, the Adjutant General in India, AG 17.C. in the case of Army personnel and Aur Headquarters (India) in the case of Air Forces personnel giving sufficient particu. lars of the officers or other rank, the property, its location, the arount of arrears of tax dne, etc, so that the respertive Naval, Array and Air Headquarters may contact the individuals concerned and make arrangements for the payment of tho artears. 3. MEDICAL ADD AND CONCESSIONS. (a) Free treatment in hospitals -Under the existing orders, no fee is charged either for mit-patient or in-patient treatment in Gorernnent hospitals when the monthly income of the head of the family of the patient is less than Rs 50 It 13 probablo thrt most of the poor families of the personnel serving in the forces come under this category and require ro special facilities, but the Surcoa-General has however been ashed to bring to the notice of Guierument cast 3 of laralıp as they Famizes of men serving overseas in the present war are given free medical treatment mchuling chet in Gorernment medical institutions irrespective of the income of the inen sering or rely Famil.es of men tng overseas, otlier than thore holding commissioned runks, are given inn mecialt treatment in a Ciorerment heenital situated near the place of residence if specialist treatment is not arailable in the hospital, the District Medical Officer concerned is permitted to authorize the patient to prerra to the nearest Gorernment haptal where such treatment is available. (0) Admissions to Jedwal College...Arplications for admission in the delical Colleges from members of families which have tendered nntalle var KeTTice in the present war recite special consideration. orige ·Para 3] SERVING PERSONNEL. [MADRAS (c) Free supply of cinchona febrifuge for malaria curc - The Government bave ordered the supply, free of cost, of cinchona febrifuge, a cure for malaria, to all families of Indian soldiers The distribution is made through the District Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Boards in all districts except the Nigris where it is done through the subordinates of the Revenue Department 4. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. The Government of Madras have decided to make monetary grants to Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen damıcıled in the Madras Presidency who have distinguished themselves by acts of gallantry in the Field in accordance with the revised scheme given below: .'non ho 1 his heir as soon as possible. If the heir does not want the money at once, the certificates may be transferred to his or her name. (2) The grants are restricted to Indians, Anglo-Indians and Europeans domi ciled in the Madras Presidency. (3) All ranks in the three services will be eligible. (4) The grants will be made on the following scale ... Amount of Decoration Grant. RE (a) Victoria Cross and George Crogs awarded at any time during this war 7,500 each (6) Distinguished Service Order, Inauan Order of Merit and George Medal, awarded at any time during this war 5,000 (c) Military Cross, Distmgushea Service Cross and Distinguisbed Flying Crres awarded before the 9th February 1995. 5,000 (d) Indian Distinguished Service Medal and Conspicuous Gallantry Jfedal awarded on or after the 15th February 1914 5,000 (e) Muitary COAS, Distinguished Service Cross and Distinguished Flying Cross awarded after the 9th February 1915 2,500 () Indian Distinguishıcd Serfice Bledal and Conspicuoue Gal. lantry Vedal awarded betneen the 3rd September 1939 and the 14th February 19H (g) Pilitary Jelal. Distinguished Service Jedal and Destinguisdi. ed llying Jedal awarded at any time during this war 2,500 (5) A sailor soldier, or airman who wing two different decorations or a decoration and a bar will be given the two monetary grants appropriate to the decorations won, but not moro even if he wins more decorations and/or bare ; Provided that if a person wing more than two decorations and/or bars the money grants appropriate to the two highest decorations won by him will be given, but the two monetary, grants once unctioned will not be enhanced even if he wins a higher decoration subsequently. .. . 2,500 66 ·[Para. 5 MADRAS) SERVING PERSONNEL & EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR RELATIVES. In connexion with the present war, the Government have passed orders from time to tuce providing certain educational concessions for the children and decada ! whose terms of service include liability to serve overseas in a theatre of war. (2) Indians who arc enrolled under the Burma Army Act, whose terms of service include liability to serve overseas in a tbeatere of war and who are residents of British India. (3) Personnel of the Royal Navy, the Royal Air Force, the Royal Indian Xary and the Indian Air l'orce (4) British subjects who are residents in British India and aro serving in Indian State Forces units under the Crown on terms of service which include liability to serve overseas in a theatre of war (5) Persons employed in the Mercantile Marine and the Civil Defence personnel (including Fire Services) who are killed by enemy action (6) Nature of the concessions (1) Exemption from tution and other special stems of fees such as fees for medical inspection, physical training and games, the use of the library, laboratory, ctc., in all grades of educational institutions, clementary, secondary and collegiate (arts and professional) (2) An allowance for each pupıl or student for the purchase of books, etc. on the following scales.- Rs per annum. Elemenlary schools Lower elementary standards (Standards I to V) Higher elementary standards (Standards VI to VIII) Secondary schools Primary departments 5 Middle school forms (Torms I to III) 10 High schools forms (Forms IV to VI) 20 Arts colleges- Intermedrate course 40 Degree course 50 Professional Colleges and Schools.--Actual cost of books purchased (3) Exemption from the payment of the examination fee for the SSLC. Public Examination and other Public examinations conducted under the authority of the Government, provided that the student concemea beld the feo concession mentioned in (1) abore NOTE --Tho examinations conducted by the Commissioner for Government oxaminations which come within the scope of this clauso are - (1) the SSLC. Public Latation, (2) the Europxan Igh School Examination, (3) the Training Sibolleurin ertificate esimination, (1) the Pulila examination at the end of the VIII Stindard of elementary 5 10 schools (5) the Sunshrit Intranieromtition, and (C) the LIV! Buind lumits ation (C) Comlet ne for ih grant of Puneeson-1) In all cases the soldier or oficer, with reference to storie iniy--2073 are ! me !, should Lare bad at least sis month 57 ·Para. 6] SERVING PERSONNEL [MADRAS Approved military service. In deserving cases, a shorter period may also be admitted. This condition as to approved service will apply also to members of the Royal Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force. Diero recruitment to these two services does not confer on their children or other dependants eligibility for the concessions. (2) Children and deperdants of the serving personnel shall not be eligible for the concessions of the pay of the soldier or officer concerned exceeds Rs 200 a month. Concessions already granted should be stopped herever this pay limit is exceeded. Concessions which may, in future, be granted should likewise be stopped when the pay limit exceeds Rs 200 (3) Children and defendants of soldiers or officers, who have becn Lilled or intalided out of the forces will not be dened the concess.ons by reason of the pension exceeding Rs. 200 a month, if their financial circumstances make the grant necessary.. (4) Claims for concessions should be supported by the following certificates :- (d) a certificate in' the relevant form from the the Commanding Officer concerned ; the Government of India hare anthorized the grant of the certificate, when required by or on behalf of the student, in the folloning references :- I A.O. No 1182/44 Royal Indian Navy Temporary Memorandum, No. 148, dated 31st May 1914, Certificate (Form B) Air Force Order (India) No. 78, dated 11th April 1914. (5) Students admitted to the concessions will be allowed to retain them throughout their studies which may include more than one course of study. (6) Concessions will be withdrawn from those who stay for more than two years in one and the same class, but will be regranted on promotion to the next higher class. #1 A.. ܘ ܚܘ ܕܙܫ ܘ ܬܘܫ܂ Aran-W&S ct or the concession holders (O) Concessions should not be held in conjunction with any scholarship provided partly or wholly at the cost of Provincial funds, except with the special sanction of 1 f...wat mAHnAER, 1 (Labour), dated 21st July 1914. Province. (/) Concessions in Co-operative Training Institutes -The Government have orderrd that the educational concessions sanctioned to the children and other Pratident Fund of local board senants in the forces.---The Provident r nd accounts of the employecs of local bodies who are on active actrico outside India with Ila Majesty's Forces on the date on bich they are due to retire will be kept open for such period as Covernment may allow each case leyond the date of Teturun ent, interest Leing paid to them up to the expiry of such period. l'ayment of monthly provident fund subscriptions by scrvants of local bodies on military duty las been made optional for the period they are on military daty adjanent of adiancca taken by them will also Le rottponed for that period. 58 ·GOVERNMENT OF MADRAS CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. (a) General. Under the ladras Civil Services (War Service Personnel) Recruit ment Rules, 1941, printed in the Appendix 50 per cent of all substantire racancio due to be filled by direct recrutment, which arose Letwcen Ist April 1941 and 31st December 1942 (both days inclusive) and all such vacancies arising on or after let January 1913 have been reserved for candidates with war service. Rolo 2 of those rules defines the term " war service" Rule 3 contains tho prov1910n for regervation of vacancies for candidates with war service and also specifies the methods by which they will be temporarily filled during the war. Rales 4, 5 and 5-A specify the concessions admissible to candidates with tar service in regard to age, education and technical qualifications. Under rule 6 candidates with tar Bervice are exempted from the written part of the test conducted by the Madras Public Service Commission Appointment to reserved vacancies will be made irrespective of communal considerations. In making an appointment of an Indian State subject a candidate who has rendered service in the Emergency Commissioned ranks in the Indian States Forces will be preferred to one who has rendered no such service. (6) Police -- When the demobilization of the Armed Forces begins, all recruitment to the subordinate ranks of the Police Force will be rcserved for candidates with Recruitinent will, however, be continued on the present basis during the interval between the end of the war and the beginning of demobilization. The War service demobilization is officially terminated, will then cease to be reserved. (e) Local board serices. Vacancies arising after 20th July 1943 in posts (other than medical officers) included in superior service under municipal counciis and dis. trict boards to which appointments are normally made by direct recruitment base been ordered to be filled, for tho duration of the war, only on a temporary basis. These vacancies will be permanently filled later ly candidates who have rendered war service and who aro qualified and eligible for aprointment. See Annexuro II to thus Section for medical and public health services Tespectively 2. LAND SETTLEMENT, Land Colonies.--There are now 41 sites still under conszdcration, and of these the following colonies will be ready for cultivation by the end of 1917. East Godavari Dist. 3 colonies Kistna Dist 1 Trichinopoly Dist Coimbatore Dist Tanjore Dist Saleo Dist Anantapur Dist. Blalalar Dist. N. Arcot Dist. W. Godavari Dist Kurnool Dist. 1 2 3 1 1 :: Total 17 59 ·Para. 2) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [MADRAS It is probable that some of the others at least should be ready during the course of 1946, 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS, etc. (1) In the c19e of a person who has rendered war service his period of war service shall be excluded in computing his age for appointment. Such person shall, if iavalıded from war service, be also entitled to deduct from his age the period from the time when he was invalided up to the date of his application for appointment or until the end of the war, whichever is carlier. () A candidate who has rendered var servico shall not in cases other than those falling in sub-para (d) below, ba ineligible for selection to & service class or category merely because he does not possess the educational and other qualifications prescribed in the special rules for such service, class or category, provided that the appointing authority can certify, in the case of selection for technical services or posts that the candidate is in possession of technical qualıfications equivalent to those prescribed in the said special rules and in the case of selection for non-technical services or posts, that the candidate has acquired by experienco or otherwise, qualifications equivalent to those prescribed in the said special rules, or that his generaleducational qualifications are such as may be deemed suflicient for the adequate performance of the duties of the services or posts concerned : T...JA Erplanation - In the proviso“ ministerial posts" mean the posts included in the Madras Ministerial Service and the Madras Judicial Subordinate Service and the posts of typists including steno-typists included in the Madras Secretariat Service, for which the minimum general educational qualification specified in rule 10 (a) of the general rules for Provincial and Subordinate Services and the schedule thereto 19 prescribed as a qualification. (c) In the case of a person who has rendered war service and applies for a post of District Mungif in the Madras Şubordinate Civil Judicial Service; (b) the qualifying period of practice at the Bar prescribed in the special rules for that service shall be reduced by the period of War servico subject to maximum reduction of one year; and (1) for the period of war service in excess of one year, he shall in lieu of the concession mentioned in rule of the Jadras Cıvıl Services (War Service per. Bonnel) Recruitment Rules, 1941 be allowed a corresponding extension of the age limit prescribed in the said special rules Such person shall, if invalided from wat Bervice, be also entitled to deduct from 1. Ontharying to that when 19 : all lost" (0) Starlar 60 ·$ MADRAS) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL Para Textile Techtologs, Leather Technology, etc. The educational standard required by the Director of Industries and Commerce for trainees is S. S. L. C. The period of training is four years with practical training in & workshop for another year. (11) Industries (Scheme Vo. 4) -- This is a scheme for the training of artisans and akıllerit craftsmen. The educational qualification at present required 13 V standard, hat there is a proposal to raise it to VIII standard or III Form. The corirse laste for 5 panrs. (ii) Agriculture (Scheme3 No 19 and No 13).-The Director of Agriculture is prepared to train 20 candidates for fieldmen's jobs in each of the fi agricultural research station and 400 candidates for mistries' training in 20 agricultural contres, starting shortly. For fieldmen, the minimum educational standard will be IV Form ant a stipend of Rs 20 pm will be given. For mistries, the educational qualificntions required will be that the candidate should be able to read and write in his mother tongue and a stipend of Rs 15 p.m will be given. (iv) Elucation (Schemes No. 34 and No. 36).-The Director of Public Instruction will open special training classes for demobilised men wherever possible, by providing special accommodation and staff with the sanction of Government. (c) The Governmen of Madras are considering the scale of fees to be paid by the participants of the schemes, together with the provision of stipends and the commencing dates, 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDANTS OF DECEASED SERVICE PERSONNEL c 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDANTS OF EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL (1) 7xherrulorie _The Government have reserved 72 beds in the Government Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Tambaram, for the treatment of persons discharged from the forces on account of tubercnlosis (2) Leprost.—They have also arranged for the admission of lepromatous cases pinfective) which aro discovered among soldiers discharged from the forcos on ooonnt of leprosy, in the Lady Willingdon Leprosy Sanatorium, Tirumani. In both these cases, the Madras Provincial Sailors", Soldiers' and Armen's Board will pay the hopsital stoppages. 7. MIWDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED. 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIR RELATIYES (a) 9.8.1 C. emmination Pupils of Forme V and vi wbosc studies are inter. raptor by Joinn: the Defince Services will, when ther return to civil life after the war, bo onrmitted to appear for the SSL C. Public Examination as privato andidates withont farther attendance, except in the c190 of those who offer Physics, Chemistry or Botany under Group C of the SSLC. Scheme, who ar to put in attendance At least for a terra. (9.) T SLO-rimination. Papıl teachers whose studies are interruptei by joining thn D-fans Sertions will, when they return to civil life after the war, be - ... LT .L.. ment. 9. OTHTR CONCESSIONS. (1) Amenities for eagatichael harr contributed large number of recruit - A3931 of Rs. KM 118 bora allotted (mm ont of the residual balance ander th: Corera, teat ofiadis ant for miralrennet uction, for expenditure on urfalitems of work of approved crtemonies dunog 191145. In staetioning the works, preference bas 61

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·EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL ANNEXURE-PART I. [MADRAS (1) The rules for recruitment of ar Service candidates to the Madras Medical Services are giren below. consider that adequate provision has been made for the appointment of all persons who have rendered such service. (3) Appointment shall be made on the basis of a competitive examination comprising an oral test in the shape of an interview conducted by the Madras Public Service Commission with the assistance of the Surgeon General or A representative nominated by him (4) Appointment to the Madras Medical Service shall, in the first instance, be made to the cadre of Civil Assistant Surgeons in the general line and no direct recruitment shall be made to any of the specialist or teaching posts except in excep. tional circumstances which shall be decided by Provincial Government. A list of candidates with experience in the specialist or teaching line shall however be drawn up by the Madras Public Service Commission at the time of selection for appointment of Civil Assistant Surgeons (5) In making selections for appointment as Civil Assistant Surgeons or as Sub-Assistant Surgeons, the following order of preference shall be observed : Firelit persons who have been decorated, eg, by award of DSO, NC etc, or promoted (brevet) for good work in the field (not routine or appomtment ranks) or mentioned in despatches, Second-persons who have volunteered for general service, not falling under the first clausc; and Third-persons who have volunteered for service in India in the Emer- Commission in each case as it arises (9) The provisions of the specia) rules for the Madras Medical Service and the Madras Medical Subordinate Service in regard to prior experience as House phys. cian, House Surgeon, Clinical Assistant or Demonstrator, etc., as a qualification for on shall not apply Service Commis- BIOD (a) the most suitable persons may be appointed in Corerament service 161 peran.in.l. 1** to in clause (a) whose services can be princia] Government, be placed at the I councils for appointment under them (c) persons whose services are placed at the disposal of local bodies temporarily may be recalled at the discretion of the Provincial Government for fertice under them. (11) Nothing contained in the Madras Crul Services (War Eertice Personeel Recruitment Roles, 1941 shall apply to any person to whom these rules apps.' 83 ·EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL ANNEXURE-PART II. MADRAS] (1) The rules for socruitment of War Service Candidates to the Madras Publio Health Services are given below: (2) all substantire vacancies in the cadre of First Class Health Officers and (nr. ...il na h- !!.1..-.'haraftannhol! Goverament consider that adequate provision has been made for the appointment of all persons who have rendered such service. (3) Appointment shall be made on the basis of a competitive examination comprising an oral test in the shape of an interview conducted by the Madras Public Service Commission with the assistance of the Director of Public Health or a ro. presentativo nominated by him. (4) In making selections for appointment as First Class Health Oficers or Second Class Health Oficers the following order of preference shall be observed : First-persons who have been decorated, eg., by award of DS O., M1.C., or promoted (brevet) for good work in the field (not routine or appointment ranks) or mentioned in despatches, Second-persons who have volunteered for general service, not falling under the first clause : and Third-persons who havo volunteered for service in India in the Emergency Cad re of the Indian Sledical Sortice, or the I.AM C. or the I.M.D., falling under the first clanse. (5) All appointments shall be provisional in the first instance, pending tho completion of demobilization and shall be treated as regular orders from such data * may bo fixed in each case by the Provincial Government at the appropriate stage. (6) Appointments shall be made irrespective of communal considerations. ---I-*** monitoimil. 7-11. st. W, 1.- DL1 - TT-TC A TT VAL CARfail to require the nic qualification within the time allowed hcrein, the appointing authority shall forthwith, by onder, terminate their probation and discharge thedo from th. unrice. (0) Nordirg (cataired in the Bladras Civil Services (Tar Service Personnel) Tecrují rett I:lict, IC11, -1 all early to any person to #lom these rules aptly. 04 ·EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL ANNEXURE-PART II. MADRAS SCHEDULE. (Vme RTLE & ABOVE) (2) (3) First Class Health M.B.B S. or the L.M. & S. dc. B Sc. degree of a Univer Officers. gree of a University in the sity in the Province or the Province. diploma in Public Health of the University of Cal" cutta. Second Class Health (1) A diploma or certificate (1) B.Sc. degree of the Officers granted by a British Indian University of Madrag, of Government or Govt. of Ceylon a British qualificatron in to any person trained in a Bledı. Public Health or Hygiene; cal College or School declaring or him to be qualified to prac- (ii) a certificate of having tice Aledicine Surgery or undergone a special cou. Midwifery, or rse of training in Sanitary Science in the Medical (12) the diploma of Fellow and College, Madras, for a Member and the Licentiate period of not less than ono Certificate granted by the year and passed the exami. State Medical Faculty of nation held at the end of Bengal and the College of the course. Physicians and Surgeons of Bombay; or (111) the diploma granted by H18 Exalted Highness the Nizam's Government to any person trained in the Hyder. abad Medical School declaring him to be qualified to practice Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery; or (ir) the diploms of Licensed Medical Practitioner granted by His Higliness tho Maharaja of Mysore's Medical School; or (1) the L. M. & S. degree of a University in the Province.

·EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL ANNEXURE-PART I. MADRAS] (1) The rules for recruitment of War Service Candidates to the Madras Publio Health Services are given below : (2) All substantive vacancies in the cadre of First Class Health Officers and Socond Class Health Officers which exist at prezent or which may arise hereafter shall bp reserved to be filled by the appointment by direct recruitment of persons who have rendered pervices in the Defence Department of the Government of India in connection witli the present war. Such reservation shall be in force until the Provincial Government consider that adequate provision has been made for the appointment of all persons who have rendered such service. presentative nominated by him. (4) In making selections for appointment as First Clagg Health Officers or Second Claas Health Officers the following order of preference shall be observed. First-persons who have been decorated, eg, by award of D S.O., BI.C.. or promoted (brevet) for good work in the field (not routine or appointment ranks) or mentioned in despatches ; Second-persons who have volunteered for general service, not falling under the first clause and Third-persons who have volunteered for service in India in the Emergency Cad ro of the Indian Medical Service, or the I AMC or tho L.M.D, falling under the first clause. (6) Appointments shall be made irrespective of communal considerations. 16.11-4-0-----1--1--11.1.2. T 11. TYTL rules buch eppointments may be made from among persons possessing * quali: fication net lower than that mentioned in column (2) of the said Schedule, provided 14thre cliql1 Annuire titl...1 + at : rint. from 11,6 XTTIC, (9) Nollirg contained in the Bladras Civil Services (War Service Personnel) Pertuli mort like, 1841, + all asiply to any person to whom these rulee opris. 614 ·GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL C)YCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. (Th13 19 provided by the Indian Soldiers (Litigation) Ict throughout the Province. (u) In Calcutta D1 Clutt gyny, Baruul, Vaokhalıcertain legal practitioner hrve offered fre l'zal v brnen and their families. The name of tho e practitioners are rezistored with th: D S.S. & IB3. concerned. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. 3. LETTER WRITING SEP.VICE. A tant Ingpactose inl wonen teichers in Bengal Government Schools have hann instrurted to offer thrir services free of charge for writing letters on behalf of the women relztives of the Service Personnel 4. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. 5. REWARDS FOR DECOREES Onlic of Rin-es'ıray.19ctinel to be divided equally among all decorees belonging to the Province e. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. Under consideration for cy-servicemen with decorations. R. RELICT AND AS313T1TTUTTIILISS/D3?E'DENTS IN DISTRESS. (3) District one's', 's instructel to take steps to ensuro for war period that the distres! l.pl fth men of Bengal survin: ovurseas get adequate relief (11) A sarailart '14'). Alle by th: Lr Jorvies Association and the Governor's War ), 3 Ful, Bonzul, to 3331st torvijencu's families, who want relief from distress THEIR 9. WELFARE SERVICE. 10. EDUCATIONAL COYS331OYS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND CHILDREN. Lee Innerure"1" to this section. 11. OTHER CONCESSIONS. Exemption from inhentence fees. Sec para. 8 (in) under "cs-services personnel'.

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·GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. 20% of all permincnt vacancies to be filled by direct recruitment after 1st September, 1941 and 40% of all such vacancies after 1st April, 1914, will bo left unlilled in order that they may be hlled after the war by candidates with war service. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. . .M. 2 tions. Tlus coucession has been eatcided to the prisonnel of the Civil Proneer Force. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. Those who were serving in permanent Governmunt appointinents and who were permitted to join the Defence Services relen on their posts on ther release froin the Services, as notitied in Government of India, Home Department, letter No. 230, 40, Estd., dated 26-9-10 (NOT FINALLY SETTLED). 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING (1) Five Schemes of training in some of the popular trades—520 men could be so trained every year, this will be in addition to facilities for training that will be available under tau Lovt of India Sumuzu (Refuruncu Post Her Reconstruction Bengal Govt Pla. Schenu No 04.68). (1) seven Agricultural centres for training in improved methods of farming, anual busbandry, fish-rearing and horticulture to be located in the districts of Noaknall, Lippera, Alymensingh, Faridpur, Bakargan), Chittagong and Daoca to which most of the service personnel belong. (Reference l'ost War Reconstruction Bengal Goverunient Plau. Schome No. 10). 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SERVICE PERSONNEL. A special grant has been inade by the Ex-Services Association and the Gover. nor's War l'urposes Fund, Bengal, to assist the disabled and the dependents of deceased service personnel. 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICEMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES/ DEPENDENTS. 7. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. W An under-graduate student of the Dacca University who has joined War Service will be cligible to appear at University Examina ilo if he has completed his work in the University for a total period of two years zu the case of an Honours Course and on year in the case of pase Course, provided the Head of the Departa ment conurned uertities that his work has been of a standard which it bepit up would Lascimbled un to pass the Umversity Examination Aoru —l'errods spent w Pro-Cadet Trunning School or I.A TO will be regarded ag Har Seiko for the above purpose. l'erous opitit au l'r-Cadet Training school will be ngarded us equivalent to attendus classes in the wool butù undergraduate and inst-graduate course The quest.. of a sing a wine without smination may be cubsidered if . student of the University renk rang war service 1x disqualified for an All India or l'ruzincial Service, reserved for such persons, for want of a degree. (11) The Military Service rendered by a student will be counted as attendance at Colleges by the Calcutta Unirersity, but no degree will be avaried without Camination. See also Innexure "A" to this section. 67

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8. OTHER CONCESSIONS.
(1) In Calcutta, Dacca, Chittagong, Barisal, Noakhali certain legal practitioners
have offered free legal aid to ex-servicemen. The names of these practitioners
are registered with the D.SS & A Bs.
(u) Supply of extracts from birth and death registers.—Such extracts would
be supplied to District Sailors', Soldiers' & Airmen's Boards on application free of
cost.
(111) Exemption from inheritance fees. Provision has been made for csemption
by amending the Court less Act 1870 (VII of 1870) to relatives of servicemen killed
on active service from payment of fecs ordinarily chargeable in respect of entries
relating to the acquisition of right or interest by inheritance in the property of the
deceased.

·BENGAL) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [ ANNEXURE A. GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL Education Department Rules regarding Grant of War Stipends. (Sanctoned in G O No 9610 Edr , dated the 9th June 1945 ) 1. War stipends are provided for the children and other dependents of Indians or other residents of India- (a) who are enrolled under the Indian Irmy Act, 1911, Indian Air Force Act, 1932, or the Natal Discipline Act, 1934, (6) whose terms of service include liability to serve Overseas in a theatre of war irrespective of whether the persons concerned do actually 80 servo ; (c) who served between 3rd September, 1939, and the date of signing of Peace, and (d) who are not in aduent circumstances Preferenco will be given to the dependants of those killed or permanently incapacitated on service. The concc1310n will also be extended to the children and dependents of the per. gonnel employed in Mercantile Marine, Cıvıl Pioneer Forco and' A R P (whether whole-time or part time) who are killed or are remanently incapacitated while on active servico during the present war The concession will bo extended further to the children and dependents of euch British subjects as may be serving in Indian States Forces l'nts under the Crown of the above conditions aro otherwise satisfied XB --Tho children and dependants of Defence Services perfonnel et dying in this proriace will le entitled to the conceuson rrespectire of the fact whether or not the guardians of the children lelony to this province 2. The value of stipends varies as follows - Claes to which the child belonge Rate per month Primary School clous and chooses I and II of Cani Re IL Scheul CI SIII to Lo II E Schools 3 C119504 VII and III II & Schools Case Im! Voi too! College (la 4 L 10 The pen'l boklars 17 ani shwalil be allowed to - dy free-the free-student glups leng peluded within the licul admissible under tirzulis Tlc stipend Lolders in eilegee slould putt-ul college fees tle C18P of European or prend to le gronted will be are on the recommendation 3. Children who !!4vvelut attended any institution up to the age of 10 years are ordinarily ineligiblo for the stipends but the restriction may te waired by the Director in cases where ad-qurte private arrangements have been made for the elementary education of such chaldren 4 (1) In cases of children or dependents of persons enrolled under the Indian Army Act, Btipenda should be awarded on the certificate mentioned in the India Army Orler No 1182/44 in form { A FZ-2150 ( see Supplt ment ), tasued by the Wilttary authoritice .. the Yary the los and Air To Z. 9159 (te #11 Te-arve in 69 ·ANNEXURE A.--contd.) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [ BENGAL (c) In cases of children or dependants of personnel of A. R. P., the Controller concerned and in the case of Civil Pioneer Force. the Commandant of the Unit to which the applicant belongs should give the necessary certificate in similar form. (d) In cases of children of dependants of persons herring under the Blercantilo Marino, the certificate 188ued by the District Mogistrale will serse the purpose. 6 Commanding Oficers will furnish, when requested lış or on behalf of the child concerned, a certificate in the form I.A F.Z.-2159 as proof that the person fulgls the qualifications required. This certificate asued by the military authorities will be accepted 4 proof for granting educational concessions to the children or dependants of persons serving in the Present War. The onus of establiehine narentshin or guardon. P.IT 1 use the CALA 6 Tho stipends shall be tenable under the general rules regulating the tenuro ? ordinary scholarships and stipends and subject to the general condition of duct and satisfactory progrees, good con ·GOVERNMENT OF BOMBAY CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. 11 Bions have been made in the Indian Soldiers Litigation Act, 1920, to give spi prolection to them in respect of cıvıl and revenue litigation. They are .- () The Collector of the Dest. has the power to intervene in case of unrepresented Indian Soldier, (Sec. 5 of the Act) (it) If a soldier is unrepresented notice is required to be given by the Ct, to the prescribed anthority" (Sec. 6). (111) The Ct. is required to postpone the proceeding of the ** prescribed au. thority " certifies that such postponement 13 necy, in the interests of justice and the soldier concerned 13 serving under" spl. conditions" (Sec. 7). (xv) If an Indian Soldier is on Icave of absence for two months and on sick leave - f... WALAN 4 . (v) If a decreo or order 19 pasked against any Indian Soldier while he was serving under apl. conditions, he may apply to the Ct. which passed the decree or order to get Rode the same (Sec. 10). (vs) In counting the period of limitation prescribed by the Indian Limitation Act, 1908, or by any other law, for any suit appeal or application, the poriod during which an Indian Soldier has been serving under “spl conditions " shall be excludea (Sec. 11). Under the Limitation (War Conditions) Ordinance, 1945 (XXXIII of 1915), an I ndian Soldier can add the time spent by him in detention in enemy territory by circumstances attributable to war to the period prescribed for any suit under the I adian Limitation Act, 1908. (6) Most District Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Boards have mado arrangemanta whereby legal a9919tance is supplied free to the families of serving soldiere when they are not financially able to make their own arrangement. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS : 8. LETTER WRITING SERVICE PAL. Tfa-- charge, letters for relatives and friends of members of the Defence Services The schod) amesters are pax a Excd rot ra tror os Gort according to the namler of lettere they write The relatives and friends of servicemen are sursi.ed art.cles of stationery, Futbas note paper, envelopes, ink, etc. free of charge, but they have to pay the postage. The scheme was later on extended to those villages and town in the Detts of loons, A'nigar, Belgaum, Kolaba and Sholapur which have enlisted 20 or Inore men to the Definic Serri.rs It is proposed to continue the scheme till demobilization is completed 1. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. PIT-4ctivo nafik-TT-11 . II ·5. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. Members of the Defence Services domiciled in this Province who are awarded decorations for gallantry are eittitled to cash rewards from this Government as shown below- Class I decorations. VC and GC Class II decorations. DS.O., I.O.M., M.C., G.M., D S.C., D.F.C , I.D.S.M., & C.G.M. Class III decorations. MM , D.SM, and D F.M. for the life of the decoree and the life of his widow (if the decoration is earned posthumously or if the decoree dies after the receipt of the decoration but before his wife) or for 30 years whichever is longer. A class II and a class III decoree is entitled to reward of Rs. 7,500 and Rs. 2,000 respectively. Thogo awarded the B.C. the D.S.C, and the D.F C. for acts of gallantry performed before,15-8-45 are entitled to a cash reward f Rs 7,500 u hile those award. ed these decorations for acts of gallantry performed on or after that date are entitled to a cash reward of Rs 2,000 only. Those winning more than one decoration &/or bar to a decoration are entitled to a separate reward for cach decoration &/or bar, the value of the reward for the bar being equal to that for the original decoration, except in the case of the M C., the DS.C, and the DFC If any of these three decorations were won for acts of gallantry performed before 15-8-45 and a bar to them is won on or after that date, the reward for the bar is Rs. 2,000. Amounts invested, The annual assignment of land revenue of the value of Rs. 500 p 2. admissible to the winner of the V.C. or the G.C. is, however, payable direct to him. 8. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. The question of granting free house-sites to ex-servicemen # ho bave no housce ...intrat fona tonai innna for nongt-.-L. 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. Corernment of Bombay hos granted the concession of exemption from payment of fecs for renewal of their arms licences, to the members of tho Defence Services, combatant sa well as non-combatant, as long as they remain on field service OTCrus. Arms licensing authorities were, in the matter of the custody and are of privato Lsccnsed arms of rescrrists and other called to military eersice, instructed to deal with rocb cars as follows:- 72 ·The licensee should be told that he may either – (1) transfer the weapon to any friend or relation who, if the licensing authority considers him fit, will be given a similar licence for the weapon on payment of the prescribed fee if the licence 18 in form XVI, and free of fee if it is in form XVIII or XIX, (2) leave the weapon (other than pistols or revolvers) in the custody of a friend or relation to whom the licensing authority will give a possession licence in form XIV. (3) deposit the weapon and the licence at the nearest police station where the weapon will be looked after and periodically cleaned and oiled at the expense of Government until he returns to claim it again. On his return he will be allowed to renew his licence as if it had not expired, according to the existing practice, 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES OF SERVICEMEN AND THEIR DEPENDENTS IN DISTRESS. Nil 9. WELFARE SERVICE. Ml. other than that performed by the District Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Board. 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES. (1) With a vicw to affording educational facilities to song and certain other dependents (brothers and sons of deceased brothers or sisters who are substantially dependent on the members of the Defence Services, Government has sanctioned the establishment of hostels at the following places. - 1 Mahad Kolaba district. 2. Malwan 3. Chiplun 4. Khed 5. Deorukh Ratnagiri district. 6. Dapoli 7. Ratnagiri 8. Sangameshwar 9. Pandharpur Sholapur district 10. Jalgaon E. K District. 11. Wai 12. Karad Satara district. 13. Tasgaon 14. Satara 15. Anagar A'nagar district. 16. Athni 17. Nopani 18. Dhond Poona district. ::}Belgaum Distract. Those mentioned at S. Nos. 1-16 have already started functioning. There is also a proposal to establish a hostel at Dharwar The management of theso hostels has been entrusted to the Bombay Provincial Sailors', Soldiers' and Aumen's Bd., Poons, which is paid a grant-in-aid of Rs. 30 p.m. per hostel by Gorernment provided a resident Superntendent is maintained at pank - 11 LA .

·These hostels are open to some and certain other dependants of serving as well as ex-service personnel (2) Government of Bombay have sanctioned the following concessions to the children and dependents of all soldiers including the soldiers in Indian State Torccs, domiciled in the Protince of Bombay. These soldiers must be on the active list during the present War and thejr income must rot have at any time excecded Rs. 300 per mensem. The children and dependents of soldier who while on the activo list, die or are permanently incapacitated for active service are also eligible for the concessions. No claim for these concessions is entertained npless it is accompanied by an eligibility certificate issued by the Collector and President, District Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Board concerned. The concessions are as follows:- Full remiesion of fees in the following educational Institutions plus allowance as shown against each- Puer- S.Lapto . of Ri. 24. (a) Arts and Professional Colleges.-Scholarship of Rs. 10 to Ra. 15 pm. Industrial and Technical Schools – Annual allowance of Re. 12. - T In The tenure of these concessions 18 as under .- (A) There soldier had died or become permanently incapacitated -(i) while 1 -tin. Kino Genrne Rol Indum Arhive Scholen hier Schools. hand he the parent or a cuardian of candidate undertalinn . 10 cho!NIE. (1) ror nordmatan thr Bombay tinirernity who hare enrolled in any of tho momhstant orrira or in the First Bombay Ciril Pioneer Forco V.AC. (1) or the Auxiliary Ynnaire Sorrir (I) in the case of Women Students) the University hayo contro il duration of the Wor, or within itics, or after they are disbanded (t) Grant of terms on the recommendations of the Principals of College and the 'Ditary Authoritics; (2) Tarmption fmm appraring in three subjects in which the studenta hayo prammet ir Pop Imuring the University (Tho marks required for exemption in Domalmwam higher). (3) Permision to enter upon a murs of studics for the higher examination beforo appearing for the next lower examination (Such students will not luxerero,

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SERVING PERSONNEL
( BOMBAY
be declared to have passed the examination unless they pass the lower examina.
tion).
(4) Such concession, as the Syndicate may consider fit to students whose
cases do not fall within any of the aforesaid categories.
11. OTHER CONCESSIONS.
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sent for specialised short term courses of about three months to one or the other of
the existing civil institutions which impart intensive training in euch subjects A
bunding, dry.farming, or poultry-keeping and then go out to his unit as an instructor.
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weav
Calc
to PC
and will then go back to their units as instructors.

·( BOMB AY Paras, 3-6) EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL specified as “posts outside the ordinary line of a service.” As a result the service rendered by such a Government servant in the Defence Service will count for incre. ments in a post on a higher scale, if he would, but for his appointment in the Defence Services have officiated in the higher scalo post in civil employ, and provided also that the condit.ons of the "next below"rule are fulfilled. These conditions are that .IN KARATATI reasons, Similar concessions will be given to Government servants under the rule making control of this Government who have joined the Defence Services in any capacity Subject the conditions regarding the application of the “noxt below " rule 28 specified above being fulfilled. (d) Candidates who were selected for permanent or semi-permanent vacancies under this Government who joined war service before joining their cıvıl appointments 4 . POST RELEASE TRAINING. Government has decided to ut:Lise the Agriculture Training Centre at Manjri, 14 training centre, Poona, and employ them in gubordinato coop services after teniring if they prove fit and so desiro. The question of ut using Poultry training clogs and tho Horts ultural class and other similar clagees for training cx-soldiers is under tho consideration of Govermont. The question of imparting an intensive courto of training to about 100-ex-soldiers at the Rural Divisional Headquarters at Borgaon, district Sataro is under tho condi. deration of Government. The V.J.T.I. also imparts technical training to ex-gorricemen in certain courPCA. I'or u. tails regarding the barro and Irmation cf the class, tto durat.on of the course, the numb rofstedents trained and tho mcdiun of instruction, plcascoco tho Anpexio A. 8. XOSETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THIC DEPENDANT Or DLCELLSED SERVICE PERSONNEL. Home District S.sitors', Soldiers' and Alreicn's Boards malo ugo cf charitable funds in suitable cases, but tlcrois, no Government policy in this respect, as Buch. 8. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES AND DEPENDENTS OF EX. SERVICE PERSONEL. Fm'l...fol.rnand.fil... 4-ni- TY. 1.1.

·BOMBAY) EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL [ Parig. 7-918 7. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT. M12 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIT. CHILDREN. The Ex-aervice personnel to be considered will consist of those persons :-- (1) Who become permanently incapacitated while on active service; or (2) Who berom permanently incapacitated while on active list but not on active service; or (3) Demobilised persone Thr concessions intended for service personnel are available in the case of chil. dren and dependents of ex-servicemen also and the tenure of such concessions is ar under - (1) For ex-dereice personnel who have become permanently incapacitated while on aclive service-until the completion of education. (i) For ex-gorrice personnel who have become permanently incapacitated while on active list but not on active service-until completion of the course for which concession was granted. (it) In the case of demobilised persons.--until completion of the course for which concession was granted. Agregard details of these concessions and the hostel facilities please see the note on item 10 under serving personnel. 9. TAX CONCESSIONS. The Government has agreed with the proposal of the Government of Madras, which is at present under the consideration of the Government of India to exempt from payment of feng for arms licences of ex-service personnel who have received decoration, not lower than the Meritorious Service Diedal. The question of foregoing bunding and land improvement charges incurred on the lands of an er-serviceman or on the land which is held partly by an ex-serviceman in case of a Joint family, is under the consideration of Government. The quastion of granting interest-free tagai loana subject to a maximum of Rs. 600 and on interest at the usual rates in cases esce ling tho maximum limit, against proper sreurity, for land improvement work and agricultural purposes in also on-ler the consideration of Government, 9(a) OTHER CONCESSIONS. The Provinnial Government and the Railways will have a predominant interest in the Zonal companies under the Rail-Road Co-ordination scheme of thig Province and it's there for considered possible to secure employment for the demobilised per sonnel in that . suatu ut lao total annaal number of racincies tot ep-service men for employment in this Pmrin ay driven, conductors and cleaner in Jotor transport, Fatimatoril, bet LU ba HAY sul gris carriers.

·Para 8(8)] EX-EERVICE FEREONNEL | BOMBAY Annual Manrin 70% Di teilt Xornal l'et MAT Norma I'vi var Martial l'out-u. Total No ot lorsing em. played by public cat. nors 2,000 4,000 Paranger bumet 3,500 3.000 .. (Reduced to 2,000 duning the war time) Totat 5,000 9,000 7,500 14,000 739 1,400 625 ORO No. of dnyere umployer! Conductors excluding B.E.S 1. 33,000 3,uno 300 910 3 Cicador 3,000 5.000 300 300 210 VO Total 13,500 24,000 1,350 2,400 15 1,680 . (6) The D. S S.A. Bs will act as a cbannel for communicating information advice and gurdarce to ex-service persons on all mattus connected with registration, employment and training for employment. The Boards will be supplied with up-to-date information regarding all schemes initiated by the Government of India, Provincial Governments and local authorities for the benefit of ex-fervicemen and of opportunities for their employment. Each D. 8. S. and A, B. will aim at bring a true Information Bureaux and if it is not in possession of any information asked for by an ex-service man, it will make every endeavour to obtain it rather than referring the ca-service rean to the appropriate Authority.

·ANNEAURE A. BOMBAY) Name of the Institution. Courbe Medium of instruction, Senal Yo. Length of course, No of men expected to be trained annually. 610 12 onth. 1 Igricultural Training Centre, Bhuwa, Agricultural Anstant's Laluka roach and Kamgir's ourse - Agricultural Training Centre, Manjr, JO dintrict l'oons 150 Do. English and vimoculai (Gujarati). English for Agricultural Assistants, and Marathi for Kamgars Kannada . EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL DO 70 Do. 3 Agricultural Training Centre, Desshosur, district Dharwar • Agricultural Training, Centre, Dhulia, dintrict Wrat Khandesh I) DO Do. English for Aguicultural A-91-tants, and Marathi for Kamgars Marathror Urdu 501 Do. 100 Marathi Do. 60 X 8100kmen coure at the Voturinary Col. Veterinar Stockman Togo A Coin Training Clann 1661etant District Co. operatory ryffieith, etc 7 Dry Irmine Train Clatte, Sholapur Dry Farming lamgata * Torricultural Tming class, Gunonlikhind Training in practical hor- Canlatx, 10119 ticulture, vegetable grow ing for posts of inalis (Post Ilar Reconstruction se bi me No 5). Poultry Training (1) Kirker, Tiran1 Pnona Training in practical poul- (1) vihasur, taluka Hlaviti, distrutt, try husbandry Dharmar, Kannada 6 months. English, Marathi or Kan 9 ruonths. nada, 32 io English, Marathi llindus. 3 months. 35 tanı or Kannada 9 months. ( ANNEXURE ·- English or Marathi. 1 Year English, Marathi or Kan. 3 months nada BOMBAY) .. Do. I month. (iii) Dhulia, distriot West Khandesh.. 10 Short coursay at the Agricultural College, Praotical training it crop 10 Poona. production. Il Oil Engine Class, Poona Training in operation, 24 repairs and maintenance of oil. 12 Bhamburda Sheep Farming Class, Poona Training in wool shearing Not fised management. 13 Tractor Driving Class Scheme under revision 14 Bunding Training Claße, Bijapur Practical training in land 200 davilopment work, bun. ding etc. (1) Military Training Centres 15 (1) at Belgaum (s) (a) Tralung in Agri. 100 culture. (6) Vegetable culture 20 English, (Barathi sugges- 6 months, ted by Joint Secretary). 2 months. go back The trainees 40 instructors in the Army After training. EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL 5 months. Do. 20 (ii) Training in agricul. ture, Du. 20 Do. (1) at Deolali (ii) at Kirkes 16. CottageTudustries- (6) Weaving demonstration (1) Newar and Boot laces (115) Cano and bamboo work (1) Tacquer class (v) Dyeing & calico printing (vi) Pottery Demonstration Party at Basein Poong. 9 9 9 9 6 8 to 10 4 months. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. [ AKNEZURE ·Paras. 1-5 ) GOVERNMENT OF C. P. AND BERAR (C.P. & BERAR CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. L LITIGATION, LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. TL...-- the e now through their various branches and the D. S. S. A. Bs. In cases where military help missioners refer to the Civil Liaison Officer in A -0...--- Is the recovery of arrears of land revenue and of arrears of municipal taxes from servicemen, the normal procedure of selling up the owners land or other immovable property is NOT to be normally followed. If --- 1 Arrears cannot be recovered by attaching the property and getting it managed by a receiver. If all else fails it may bn necessary to bring the im ovible property to gale. 3. LETTER WRITING SERVICE. Assistance is being given by the welfare organization under the direction of the Assistant Cıvıl Liaison Officers. The president of the DS S. A B., C. P. and Berar has asked all Deputy Com- Dalsioners and Presidents of DS S. A. Bs. to ensure that the monthly quota of 1 tigned by a muitary officer of the depot from which the serviconen was retrutted or by any gazetted officer of the Provincial Government. a tehsildar or baib teboulder or any police officer not below the rank of a Sab-Inspector. The concession will cease as from the date on which the war 19 officially declared to be terminnted REWADT EAT Qw415atry in any theatre of the present war and are awarded decorations on or after the 3rd Sentrinber 1939. When the decoration 19 posthumous, the award will be made to the heirs of the deceased. For the purnor of theca powy lamen fed into first C. G. M. dect Tebruary 194 in the Prorin The rewards are as follows:- (a) V. C. and G. C awarded at nt time during this war 10,00 (0) D. S O., J, ON awardrd at any time during thus har (C) M. C., D S.C. and D FCawanted before the 9th Feb R 7.30 ruary 1915 7.500 and thereafter (1) I D.S M. and GM anarded before tlie 15th Februn 1044 And thereafter (c) M. M...D.S. 1. and 1. F. 31 nvsried at abs time during this 7. 13 ·Paras. 5–10) SERVING PERSONNEL. (C.P. & BERAR NOTE ().-Thr award of bars to decorations is confined to recipients of those decorations and 19 mzl for &cts which would huse qualified the individu 314 for the decorations themselves if they had not alrcady beon in po39088ion of them. NOTE (11).---T119 standard of gallantry required for the award of a bir is precisely the same as that required for the award of the decoration. The value of an immediate award for a bar shall be equivalent to that for the original decoration. Government has also decided that an individual who wins two different decorations or a decoration and a bar may be given two grants of the value fized for such decorations and or bars, unless one 19 & decoration qualifying for higher granta (V. C. or G. C) in which cage cash reward will be granted up to a total of Rs, 20,000. Government has at present under consideration the questions whether the cash rewards should be handed over to a trust and how the trust should be constituted and the terms under which the trust should administer the grants for the benefit of the decorees, e g., for purchase of land or education of their children and dependent, 8. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. No special concessions 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS, Under consideration. 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS IN DISTRESS. The C. P. and Berar Defence Services Benevolent Fund has been constituted. All recommendations for relief from the End om trh.t--ng-, cation the sa relief of a man in gervice, or the duacharge of a man on medical grounds from the service and the payment of pension or other relief from Government or from any benevo. lent fund. 9. WELFARE SERVICE. With the object of increasing the welfare work in villages D.S.S.A. BA. have been strengthened and a Provincial S. S. A. B. has been established at Nagpur. A "Civil Liaison" Service has been introduced and vıllages are visited by Assistant Civil L12180n Officers and their welfare workers whose duty is to safeguard the welfare of families of servicemen who are absent from their villages on duty. 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN TY. Wive Indk incli * persons concerned do actually so serve. LLU LIL IL SOUOUS aliu college stipends for their benefit; (1) Giving preference to the wives and children of soldiers for admission in w I be above concessions are also admissible to the wives and children of personnel employed in the Biercantile Marine and of members of the Cıvıl Pioneer Force who are required to serve outside the Province. 84 ·Paras 1-8) GOVERNMENT OF C.P. AND BERAR. [ CP. & BERAR CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. TL- .-- nint in the ,1 . Le them. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. Areas of land are now being cleared and made ready for cultivation. The intention 18 to establish Colonies of Ex-servicemen when all preparations have been made The method of selection of colonists and the terms under which they will be Tequired to settle will be announced in due course Only small areas of land aro available and only a few ex-servicemen will be selected. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS--RETENTION OF LIENS ETC. Liens of permanent cvil employees undertaking war bervice are retained by Temporary civil employees who undertake var gervice are assured of similar posts on return. 4. POST-RELEASE TRAINING. Under consideration. 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED : The C. P. and Berar Defence Services Benevolent Fund will grant assistanee to disabled ex-servicemen on the same lines as for serving pereoninel. See para 8 under “serving pertonne) ". 8. ZIEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS OF EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL The concessions arailable to freilies of serving personnel (Fee para. 4 under nerving Personnel ") are available aleo to the families of ex-servicemen. Bat these concessions will cease from the date on which the war is officially declared to he terminated 7. MEDICAL CONCESSION TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WRO REQUIRE FUR- THER TREATMENT. No special conecasion by the Provincial Government but applications for assistance from the "Ser Victor Sassoon l’und "may be subrutted Assistance from the "Indian Forces Medical After-Cure Fund” will also be 8 pailable 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. The concessions skonn in para 10 of “ Concessions to serving Personnel "apply also to the wife and children of an es-serviet nian- (a) who is discharged on medical grounds ard incapacitated for further Nilitary sertite (0) n ho is discharged on arcount of nedical unfitne incapacitating him for father service—both Military and Caril, (c) who has become over-age bilet in eersice; (d) s ho has served "his time "according to the term of his KTTICE; (e) whom sorties are not required by the Defence Department, and ( 85 ·O.P. & BERAR) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [ Para 8 () who is discharged a 9 a result of demobilization of his anit, provided (*) that in the case of (a) his incapacity for further military service is not due to his own fault, and in the case of (e) the grant of concessions will be governed by the circumstances of the case if the fault does not lio with him. (10) that in the caso of (/) the concessions will ccase to be granted on his sccuring employment elsewhere; and (iii) that ho (with reference to whom the concession is claimed) bas at least six months approved military sorvice.

·>> Paras. 1-8 ] (GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM (ASIAM CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. (a) The Indian Soldiers, (Litigation) Act is applicable throughout the Proz vince. (b) In Shillong, Silcluir and Sylhet a certain number of pleaders have offered free legal and to servicemen and their families. The names of these practitioners are registered with the D.S.S. & A.Bs. concerned. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. (a) Exemption from payment of house tax, poll tax and dao tax in the nonoxcladed areas and partially excluded arcas. (b) Exemption from payment of amusement tax. (c) Daty on Rum both Indian and Foreign 13 reduced for Indian Army of Assam Rifes men and levied at the rate of Rs. 10 per L.P.G (d) Duty on India mado Foreign Liquor viz. whusky, gin, etc., 19 redaced to Rs. 30 per L.P G. for V.C.Os. stationed in Assam. (e) Duty on Tea Cider is reduced to -/13/- per Imperial Gallon for the troops in Assam. ( ) A military Canteen tenant system Licence sanctioned free to the Office-in Charge at Gauhati, who is authorised to import and distribute foreign liquor in the Province. 2. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Free distribution of 3 lbs. of quinine amongst the families of servicemen. 4. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. See item 8 below. 3. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. G. RELIEY AND ASSISTANCE TO FALLILIES/DEPENDANTS IN DISTRESS. Rice at subsı lized rato supplied to the families of cervicemen. 7. WELVAEE SERVICE. 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICES PEESOTEL AND THER CHILDREN. Gomerament o Assain have granted special scholarship cacessicas to child. men of services personnel 713 hare distungaished then selves in tho fie!!. These runga from 1. 6 to Rs. 20 per month. It 19 noted that whers such acholar abips are granted to other conc:s310n9, 8u. b &s land rate, till be made to the suze family. $7 ·ASSAM] GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM (Paras. 1-6 CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1 RESERVED VACANCIES. 50% posts have been reserved for Defence Services personnel in all Departments, except the Education Department in which 25% of the vacancies will be filled up by Ex-Servicemen. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. Relaxation of age-lımt and education deficiency allowed to a great extent. 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING. 5. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS. See Para. 3 onder “ Serving personnel ". 0. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE MEN AND THEIR CHILD REN. -----...... T. notifications quoted in para (c) below. (b) 10 Free Studentships and 10 seats reserved in the Assam Survey School, for Ex-Servicemen in each of the first 2 years after the termination of the war. (c) Concessions as contained in the following notifications :- (i) No. EMI 149/42/7, dated 2-6-43 (ii) No EVI 149/12/118, dated 8.5-43. (iii) No. EMI 149/42/135, dated 12-2.15. (iv No. EMI 149/42/140, dated 6-4.44. (n) No. EYLI 302/43/5, dated 4-10-14. (vii) No. EMI. 302/13/14, dated 9-1-45. BS ·Parzs. 1.91 GOVERNMENT OF SIND [ SIND CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE ETC. La etery district the practising Advocates have offered their services frco or charges to plead the cases of servicemen and/or their families. 1. TAX CONCESSIONS. 3. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Government have exempted families of serving and Ex-Service men from tko Payment of fecs in Government and State Aided Hospitals and Diepensares and have issued instructions for granting them preferential treatment, if poreihle. 4. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. Grant of land free of malkana hut subject to the payment of land Revedum and other causes to Sindhi soldiers of all ranks who distinguished themselves by their conspicuous acts of gallantry in Field at the following rates :- (a) Victoris Cross :- 48 acres of land. (b) Other lower decorations 21 scres of land. 8. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. The entire cost of construction of houses demolished by floods belonging to parsons who have joined army to be met out of Government Grant. 6. ARUS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. The members of the Defence serv ecs while on active service are orempted from tho payınent of fees for the renewal of their arms licences. 7. WELFARE SERVICE. There are 3 DSS A Boards and 5 DSS A W. Committere in the eight districts of Sind. Members of these Boards and Committees and the paid welfare workers tour the areas allotted to them and submit reports to the Scretaries of the Boards/Committees. Their work is checked by the Secretaries An A.C.L Q. Sad Area 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICING PERSONNEL AND THEIR OHILDREN. From primary education plus an annual allowance subject to maxinium of Rs. 9 to cover inculental churges on books etc In r con lıry schoo!, grant of acholarships of Rs. 4 p.01 upto standards I. II * III tenible for 3 yeur4, of Rs 5 in standards IV, V, VI & VII tenable for year plus actual fees Monthly scholarships of Rs 7 upto the completion of the course in Recos. nized Technical Institutes For College education, monthly scholarslup of Rs. 20 subject to candidate's kcuring at least 50% marks in Vatriculation or other qu 1:611g exctrination. In cufzeities fore luration in not available locally, the cost of Hostel charger 44 also paid in deservinz C15?3. 9 RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES DEPENDEX. IN DISTRESS. 111 Bacellency the Governor of Siod tas pard a cert amount at the di posal of every collector, who is eripered to render impresst financial bert ilo de:ituto families in lus district The Collecter can ask for more ben have spt the initial grant The JCLO Sind area. Secretar. DSS 4.1. Bar W. Csuully recommend such grants. AGB Indis tu alw allo:ted R 40 ACL) Sind any for destitato families.

·. SIND ] GOVERNMENT OF SIND [ Paras. 1-7 CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. Reservation of 10% vacancies in subordinate and Provincial Serviocs and 20% in Inferior Services. Periods of War Service to be deducted from the age of a candidato, and edacational, professional or technical qualifications to be relaxed if the attainment of a candidate with War Service are suflicient for adequato performance of duties. Tho period spent in Defence Services by a Government Servant holding sabstantively a permanent post in civil employment to be counted for increment in time scale of bigher civil scrvices. The period spent in War Services by a temporary Civil Government servant to be counted for the purpose of fixing his pay in cıvıl appointment. All cases of transfer (with perroission) to approved War Service to bo treated as transfer to higher posts'. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS ETC. (Seo para l above.) 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING. 5. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDANTS OF EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. See para 3 under "Serving personnel ". 6. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. See para 9, onder “Serving personnel ". CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 7. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND THE DEPENDANTS OF DECEASED SERVICE PERSONNEL. Ilug Excellency the Governor of Sind has anthorised that those persong who have been invalided out or have been pensioned may be helped from the destituto fand, till their pensions are granted. 1 90 ·SIND ] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL Paras 8-9 ) 8. DIEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT. Ex-soldiers have been exempted from payment of fees and are given preferential treatment in all the civil hospitals. Inspector General of hospitals receives a copy of the descriptive role of tho invalided personnel and has ordered their free trcatment as long as they require. 9. OTHER CONCESSIONS. Assignment of land revenue of Rs. 30 per annum for 5 years 13 granted to the father or mother having three or more sons or daughters enrolled in the Defence Services. Land and other immoveable property of Servicemen shonld not be sold for the recovery of land revenue or municipal taxes, until other methods have been tried e.g. recovery against produce or rent from the occupier of property, falling which the matter should be reported to the Welfare General in India. The entire cost of construction of houses demolished by floods belonging to per- 800s who have joined Forces to be met out of Government Grant. MLS. 91

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·Paras 1-9] [N. W.F.P. GOVERNMENT OF THE N. W. F. P. CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE ETC. AY. P. O. (Wltary Petition Oflicer) with Magisterial Powers is appointed to settle jadicial and revenue cases on behalf of the services personnel in the districts of Kohat, Peshawar and Hazara. In all districts certain members of the Frontier Bar give their services free in Hervicemen's cases. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. 3. LETTER WRITING SERVICE. Welfare Officers where literate, write lettera for dependents of servicemen. All school masters etc , perform a similar function. The female relations arringements are extant, whereby the mistresses of Gırla schools take this work in hand. In difficult areas a patwarı 19 paid as a Welfare Officer for this work. 4. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Alilitary Hospital can be utilized at any time. Civil Hospitals are instructed to give all assistance to services personnel and their dependents throughout the N. W.F. P. Inoculation, vaccination and other treatment are free. 5. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. Grants of land free of malkana but subject to the payment of land revenue and other cesses to all ranks of the Army, Navy and Air Force from the North-West Frontier Province who distinguished themselves by conspicuous acts of gallantry in the Freld at the following rates (a) Victoria or George Cross 48 acres of land, () Other lower decorations for gallantry .............21 acres of land. 6. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. Taccavi loans on generous terms will be given for equipment or construction. 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. No license feo is charged against servico personnel up to and including rank of V.C 0./WO. 3. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES DEPENDENTS IN DISTRESS. T'T 'S andare &.. froin .' .. 9. WELFARE SERVICE. 11 Welfare l'orkers, so employed by tho Cisl Lawson Org2313ation and grouped ander the D.S.S. A Rs. of the l'rovince, tour their areas and keep contact with ser Sioes personnel in their homes There aru sO such Welfare Workers in the Proriace. They aro paid allowances and their work is supervised sad chorkat by the Depa! Commissioner, D.S.S.... B., and the Olios of ths C.LO. T5 Liter sich Eis wesistants tours extensively for this purpose. 9:

·. IN W.F.P. SERVING PERSONNEL Para 10 ) 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. (1) Primary schools --Frec primary education plus an annual scholarship to cover the cost of books as under: Class Scholarship. 1 Rs. 1. 2 Rs 3. 3 R9.5. 4 Rs. 7 5 (if included in Primary schools) Rs. 9. (is) Middle schoots-Classes 5 to 8 Dionthly scholarship of - (a) Rs. 2 for a day scholar, (6) Rs. 8 for a boarder, and (c) Exemption from school fees. (ii) High Schools ---Classes 9 and 10: Monthly scholarships of - (a) Rs. 3/8 for a day scholar, (0) Rs. 8 for a boarder, (iv) Colleges. Intermediate, & B. A., Monthly scholarships of :- BSc., & M. A (a) R9 8 for a day scholar, (6) Rs. 25 for a boarder. Note.-(a) The rate of scholarships for students in 9th, 10th, Intermediate, B. A., B $c, or M A. classes will be the regular rate of fees subject to the maximum given in the concessions. (6) Concessions are subject to the rules laid down in Chapter VI (G) of the North- West Frontier Province Education Code of 1935 and the Provincial liability 19 limited in the first instance to Rs. 20,000 per annum. (c) The N. W. F. P. Government have agreed to recognize the following educational equivalents, Indian Army Certificates are as laid down in Educational Training Indian Army Manual, 1939 (Reprint 1941), 1. A. lat Class Certificate-Matriculation Certificate. 1. A. 2od. Class Certificate-Vernacular Briddle School Examination Certifcate (which is held at the end of Class VIII). 1. A. 3rd. Class Certificate-Primary School Certificate (which is up to and including class V). 93 ·Paras. 1-8 ] (N. W.F.P. GOVERNMENT OF THE N. W. F. P. CONCE3SIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. Reservation of 70% vacancies in Provincial, Subordinate and inferior service ride this Government's communique dated 20th October 1913. This reserva. tion will be continued until further orders. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. The Provincial Government has under consideration & scheme for land settle. treat in the Paharpur Ares of D. I. Khan District 3 POST RELEASE TRAINING. Under consideration 4. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND THE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SERVICES PSP.SONNEL. As in para, 8 under Serving personnel ", Ő MEDICAL CONCE33IONS TO TIC SAMILIES DEPENDENTS OT CX-SERVICES PERSONITEL. As in pura. 4 ualor" Brug pr302a:1 " C. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND HOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT. As ia piru under "Spring personnel ". ?. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. As in para. 10 ander "Serving personnel". 8. OTHER CONCESSIONS, The War Purposes Fund instituted by II E. the Governor. N WF P. 18 pri. marily for the benefit of Indiin Troops and Non-combatants Relief is given to (a) Persons invalide d out of service as a result of injuries or diseases not attributable to Military Service. (0) Families of persons, who e destli arcurs as a result of injury or disease not attributable to Julitars Nersker Arrlications for relief silould be made on Irm rerm Xo D D 40 to the Secretary to II. F. the Gk sernor W.F , though the RSS Bin abcse jimmistion the claimants reside 94

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·Paras. 1.7] COORG. GOVERNMENT OF COORG. CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCIES, A few places will be reserved in Coorg for such of those who fail to find employ. ment in tbe all India services or in the Armed Forces. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. It is proposed to grant selected ex-serviceinen individual holdings or settle them in colonies to be prepared at Government cost Liberal financial assistance will be extended to them both in the shape of free grants and long-term loans on favourable terms 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. It has heen decided to give preference to di, mobilised men both in Government $crfices as well as in our ti !3 of employerat either under the control of the Gov. einment or wbrre the Gosirnm: nt is in a position to tender advice in other fields. 4. POST-PELEASE TRAINING. Stop ere ng talon to find emplorment in large cytates and companies for CX-servicemen and io give thein training in tb recupational workshop that 19 proposed to bc 9ct nl Arrangemenes wat soon in mude to offer facilities for ex-servicemen to undergo training in co-operation and aguulture uluch skvuld be useful eather fur eecuring suitable employment or settlement in the country as use fal citizens It is hopeltbat in the vast scheme of educational re organisation a few of the cx-service ncn pogues sing the requisite academik 1, (fix nons will be employed as teacliers ard l'hysical Training Instructors after such additional training as may be lected neceiry 5. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN AND THEIR FASILIES DEPEN- DANTS 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCE BIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNES AND THEIR CHILDREN. Various conccusant, ineluding the grint of spur 121 Lolarships for qualified men in higher councy in Engin ring. Medicul lariculture. Inimal Ilusbundry.etc have forgon propuscut, ia adiation to educational concesions to the ex-service men and thest miles sub files are lezo ndant on the returning 3-srvice men 7. OTHER CONCESSIONS. (a) It is propos dto ist nice LED y tam autuites such as the stris, up of reading rooms and clubs eqmpped with ridw is, ne uspuputsetu, in all compact localities where a group of or nur US 11 men would ttle down. (%) Yonetary assistance printed at the rate of 100 per acre, both for wet and dry furning, and grint up to lis 1,4*foreshof it is for men corred, alf of which will loc free, thi bulun lungnabili anach instalarents for the consfruction of daelling hours The grant of tie's lands will be in of asxtent five pero of 12 yers while those *hugo bosch to thru own lands will receite entre from the payment of Assessment for a period of 10 years. 96

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·Paras. 1-5) COCHIN STATE) 1. Litigation COCHIN ETATE GOVERNMENT Carcessions to Scrying Personnel, (1) Gorernment sanctioned some remission to certain class of service men in the fecs payable under articles 9 and 10 of the 1st schedule of the Cochin Court Fees Act. (Notification No 37 dated 10-12-40), (2) Gorernment have also passed the Cochin State Sol- 11 concerned in the outcome of the proceedings and thus get the procecdings stayed under Section B(2) of the Cochin State Soldiers (Latigation) Act. (3) The family aloiment Notices bearing Superscription 1- Tutish Finet Ot 109 T* Mitjes concerned. Nil. 2. Tax conce-1013 3. Lettruriting ETVIC با په بله 13 بالدور اا ا 1 One of the main items of work of the Cocbin State Soldiers', ...In hetween serng letters id asking to write home reguiry 10 depenb-uts el presuntsuf war to write and address letters to the prisoners of war. np Airmen 'ernment pensaries 4, Melicalcuni conersions 5. Rewards for decorees The grant of awards for gallantry in the field will be made on the following scales (1) V.C. (a) A maximum of 5 acres of wet land or (b) 10 acres of dry land or a combination thereof not exreeding the above animum in the gregate Shalom tack water Anisto & marimum este ut of 10 & pety 35 A te Acladed in thig eltus, or (c) R: 2,000. DO 1.0 M 1a) i naximum of 3 1,1 srres of wet ID tindi or (b) 7-12 acres of dry land of CG3 * bination thereof not erre. In the store GM tte Marin 112 Angate Shallow lack Ester Area mum extent of 7.1, Acres muy al to incladel in this class or (c) Rs. 100. 91 A ·[ COCHIN STATE SERVING PERSONNEL Paris 5-10) (3) MIC Half of (1) above, or, Partly AIM of land and partly of money, DSC. especially in case where it requires DSB capital investment for improvo- DIC. ment, such a bunding, reclamation, DFM. clcarance of tree growth forest growth etc, not exceeding in the aggregate what would have been given if only either land or money was granted. Here also the avail. ability of land and party's wish to have purtly ur land and partly in money may be taken into consideration. Timber 19 given at concessional rates and at times free of cost to the families of serving personnel for constructing new houses ur for repairing existing houses Nu! 6. Housing concessions 7 Arms Licence fee con. cessions. . 8 Relief and 1992stance. Everything posible 19 being done in this direction by giving families/Dependents in free medical and wherever necessary and protecting distress their interost either by the polico or by welfare workors appointed by the Cochin S S and A B according to neces9aly The request of the families of serving personnel receive sympathctic and urgent action by all the heads of Dopartments. 9 Welfare service The Military Welfare Officer who 19 also the Secretary of thu Colin SS &AB and welfare workers under him do the welfare work with the cooperation of the officers of other departments wherever necessary. 10. Educational concession Free ellucation for two years--in each class from the date of to services personnel enrolment in the case of children and from 11th of March and their children 1944 in the case of dependents and supply of text books and other stationery articles subject to a maximum of Rs 5 in the Primary Department Rs 10 in the LSD, Rs. 20 in the US.DR 40 -Pren fn-P1 (a) Children of all acrticemer and to one dependent de brother, sister, step-brother or step-sister in the case of bachelors and alan in the case of married servicemre without children and wbose wives do not take advantage of the concession In the case of married articemen with children no dependent will be eligible for the con. cession cyen though his children are not enjoying any concession, (b) Children or one cependent of prisoners of war. (c) Children or one dependent of those who die in service or become incapacitated provided rych service men havo sis months approsed service. (d) Children or ore Cepercent of thore discharged ag tafit for further service profided they have six months approved serpice. 08 ·[ Para. 10 SERVING PERSONNEL COCRIN ETATE X.B.-11) The concessions are allowed in the primary tam fthamniol.name .futa mal.nnn..... (2) The pupils are exempted from payment of adm18310n, remission and tuition fees only. They should pay ali kinds of special fees (3) In the caso of dependents, concessions are allowed only if the pupil is mainly dependent on the applicant for prosecuting his or her studies. (1) Lands are given on lease to the families of service persongel under the Grow Dlore Food campaign. 11, Other concessions ·[COCHIN STATE SERVING PERSONNEL Paraz. 5-10 ] (3) MC. Half of (1) above, or, Partly MI SI of land and partly of money, DSC. especially in cage where it requires DSM capital investment for improve- DFC. ment, such as bunding, reclamation, D.F.JI, clearance of tree growth forest growth etc., not erceeding in the aggregate what would have been given if only either land or money was granted. Here also the avail. ability of land and party's wish to have partly ra land and partly 10 money may be taken into consideration, Timber is given at concesional rates and at times free of cost to tlio farnıljeg of serving personnel for constructing new houses or for repairing existing houses. Nil. 6. Housing concessions 7 Arms Licence fee concessions 8. Relief and assistancefamilies/Dependents in distress Everything posible is bring done in this direction hy giving frco medical and wherever necessary and protecting their interest either by the police or by welfare workers 9. Welfare service The Military Welfare Officer who is also the Secretary of the Cocins S&B and welfare workers unler him do the welfaro work with the cooperation of the nfficers of other departments wherover necossary. 10. Educational concession Free education for two years--in each class from tho date of to services personnel enrolment in the case of children and from 11th of March and their children 1944 in the cage of d pendents and supply of text books and other stationery Articles subject to a maximum of Rs 5 in the Primary Department Rs. 10 in the LSD, Rs 20 in the USDR 40 in. го со та (a) Children of all serviccmen and to one dependent 1 e. brother, sister, step-brother or step-sister in the case of bachelors and also in the case of married garFicemen with. out children and wboso wives do not tako alyantage of the concession. In the case of married avecmen with children noe pendent will be eligible for the con. cession cven thou h his children are not enjoying any conccsajon. (b) Children or one dejendont of prisoners of war. (c) Children or one cerercent of those who die in service or becomo prasacitated provided such service men have 8]3 months approved service. (d) (Huldren of arc Lerer cert of these disel arged 89 unfit for further striko provided they havo six months Approved service. 98 ·COCHIN STATE] EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [Paras. 3-9. (9) All substantive vacancies during tho period of the war in the cadre of Assistant Surgeong And Sub-Assistant Surgeon19 will not be filled up porn inently orospt 10 special circumstinces All such vacancies after confira. 10% probationers and approved probationers who proceed for oulitary dnts will be filled up after the far by persong who live served in the Dəfence Forcos In making such appointments the following points with be considered:- (0) An officer's service in the Defence Forces (1) The report on the officer's work in the Defenco Torces. (m) The officer's suitability for employment. - . A copy of of Assistant Surgeona. 4. Post release training Nil. 8. Monetary assistance to A Cochin Stato Military Benevolent Fund has been the Disabled and to the instituted for this purpose The Fund 18 governod by depondents of deceased trustees w' grint benefit thorefrom on the recom- Service personnel, mendation of the Cochin SS & A. Board the rules attached (Annexure A to this Section). 6. Medical conro331 Ons to Medical and in Gorernemnt Ayurvedic Institutions the families/depondent given freu of chirge of OX-services personnel. 7. Modical concngsions to As in na Gabove. the disabled and those who roquino further troatient. 8. Educational concessions X). to ex Sorvicos personnel and their cbildren. 103 ·ANNEXORE A) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL [COCHIN STATE COCHIN STATE MILITARY BENEVOLENT FUND Rules Govertiment have formed a special fund called the Cochin State Military Benevolent Fund for the benfit of Ex-service men of all ranks including the State Forces up to and including the rank of Subedar Major in the Army and equivalent ranks in the Royal Indian Navy and Royal Indian Air Force and their families. Foundation The fund 18 proposed to be founded by public subscription which will be voluntary. Subscriptions from all sources will be accepted. Object The object of the fund is to supplement the payment from the Indian Army Benevolent Fund and other funds. Scope Relief from tho fund will be given (a) To Ex-service men of all ranks including State Forces up to and including the rank of Subidar Major in the Army and equivalent ranks in tbe Royal Indian Navy and Royal Indian Air Force (6) To help the families of combatants and non-combatants including Auxiliary Nurses and members of the W.AC.(I) killed or disabled on active service in the present war. (c) To relievo distress not attrilutable to field or foreign service. (d) To help ex-servicemen wko have lost a limb on active service or to servicemen on duty in peace. (c) The nature and extent of relief awarded will duly take into account any family pension or any other relief from one or other of the Central Bcnevolent Funds controlled by the 1.S.S & A. B at New Delhi and way therefore be enjoyed in conjunction with euch other reliefs that might have becn granted Administration The funds shall be managed by the Trustees appointed by Government. The present Trustees aro 19 noted below- 1. Comptroller of Finance and Accounts, Clauman and Ex-Oficio Treasurer. 2. 3 Tanuntnt.VA 29 . 5. HIEM.LLou wel. 6 M.R Ry: Khan Sahab Ismail Hajec Fssa Siit Ayl. 7. Rao Sahib M. Nanu Menon Ayl. 8. Rao Sahib C. P. Lonappan Av. 9. Tliattil Kochu Vareed Ayl Grants and Payments Grants will be made to deserting cages by the Trustees on the recomanendation of the State Sailors', Ecldiers' and Aumca's Board subject to the following conditions (1) TEe giants will neinally take 11 e form of monthly grants and will gener ally lefor a seriod of 2 cars or less Tongug tetsren Rs. 4 and Rs. 10 per ensem in the case of Indian other ranks and Rr 12 and 1.8.20 per mensem a the case of tho rest as may be detrituned according to the merits of each case. 164 ·COCHIN STATE] ANNEXORE A-contd.] (2) The Trustees may, however, enhance the monthly grants in exceptional and deserving cases under special directions frora Gozeinment. (3) (a) Single payments not excceding Rs 150 in respect of Indian other ranks and Rs 300 for the rest will also be considered in cases where, it is found after careful investigation, that such lump sum payments will be inost suitable. No such Jump sum grant will bo considered unless special reasons are adduceri. (6) Sach requests from those who have been paid a lump sum grant will be considered only after the lapse of 6 months from the date of last payment of the grant. (4) The decision of the Trustees will be final (5) No tevision of grants will be made by the Trustees. (6) A grant wall lapse after 2 years and further benefits can be had only on fresh applications, such applications for jenewal being made six months before the grants are due to cease 171 TL ur arranging delivery to the pu tips In caso to be made in any particular cuse through receipt of corect particulars regarding the Aloney Order commission will be deducted from the grant and the money order aeknowledgma-nt will be accepted as valıd receipts i such address of the puste casco Maintenance of Accounts All accounts relating to receipts and payments will be maintained in the Office of the Comptroller of Finance and Accounts The Hony Secretary, State Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Board shall maintain a register to record the particulars of payments effccted through his office Application for Grants All applications for benefit are to be sunmitted in the prescribed form to the Ilony. Secretary, State Sailor's , Soldiers' and Jirmen's Board at the beginning of every quarter, tuz, Ist Chingam, 1st Viischigam, 1st Kumkham and 1st Edaram. All recommendations by the State Suiv... Solis und Airp.eu's Board will be made under the following procedure State failors'. Soldiers' and Armca's Bimari t'e van Pillar sual maske tto 9) A committee consisting of the President aril the Secrrtary of the Cochin recomL'enditions to the Trustees of the instala Vilytary Pozolent Turd, auch recommendations being duly got ratzfied by the Betrdirc m time to time (6) Each arphcation for relief will be thoroughly investigated by the Sentary through the l'aluk Welfare Workers or le cal official or noncremism of the Cochin State Jbilitary Benercleat Fund. (c) Recommendations must be in tle prezniled form Quen ber- Note:-1, "Family "mcans the wife, lontirate children, step caldres, parents, sister and minor brothers and in the case of the ho follow tlie Harumal Estaram systema, it includes nephews and nice riro hed laca olis dependent on kind. 2. "Widow" me 195, a female nto hasleally married il-datead *$ Ceither legally devored during the life ur ear Lasinen daferl.dk 103 ·ANNEXURE A-contd.] [COCHIN SPAT FORM FOR PECOMMENDING GRANTS FROM THE COCAIN STATSMILITARY BENEVOLENT FUND 1. Regimental number 2. Rank 3. Name 4. Unt 5 Length of colour service. 6. Date, place and cause of death or invalidation. 7. Name of grantce 8. Full address ........ 9. Relationship 10. Age and how much earning. 11. Detals of chuldren and otler dependants (sitka age and how much carnın;).. 12. Whether relatives cun exist 13. Whether applicant ow nz any property and las other source of income..... 14. Purpoce for much rul.cf is intended.. ...... 15. Whether new grant or renewal 16. Amount recommended 17. Amount sanctioned 18. Dato on which D.D. 40 submitted.. 19. Whether case is under consideration for family or invalid pension..... Placc Dato Signature of President 106 Signature of Secretary Signature of Ditoan Pershkar ·1. STATE Paras, i.$; 'KAPURTHALA STATE GOVERNMENT (KAFÜRTHALÀ CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL 1. LITIGATION -LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. The Indian Soldiers Litigation Act of 1935 and the Soldiers Litigation Amendment Ordinance of 1942 frere promulgated and enforced in the State. Instructions were issued to all the Courts to grant relief under these macasurce. By a special notification all proceedings in civil, criminal and revenue cases were stayed against military employees for the duration of the war. Legal opinion in all suits or matters concerning the military enployees and their family members was given free. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS, Incomes of the serving personael are not assessed to any income tax in the State. 3. LETTER WRITING SERVICE. 1 1 -Lvelopes supplied by the different Units to the next of kin are nou tuwu wasted but are actually posted to destination through the efforts of the Board. 4. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Free medical aid 19 given to all the relatives of the serving personne). 8. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. hondenme raih able way 6. HOUSING CONCESSIONS Cement, bricks and iron etc, are supplied to the serving personnel and their families at control rates liberally. 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS All the military personnel are exempted from the arms licence fec. K. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES DEFENDENTS LI DISTRESS. The Tibil Sub Committees, the Secretary and the Welfare Officers Lave been undertaking estensire tours in the State to help and render assistance to the fami. ling and defendants of the serving qursonrel. They are of great help in getting their genuine complaints and griesances redressed and getting them the rationed commodities such as sugar and herrerne ml.etc 9 WELFARE SERVICE. The SSA Board has been attending to this work with interest and care. 1 tar lern ennen k initel il frile "bica ode, ·KAPURTHALA STATE) SERVING PERSONNEL (Paras. 10-11 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICÇ PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDRER, The following educational concessions have been given to the mihtary personpel:- 1. Fee exemption for the cbildren or dependants of the servia; personnel. 2. Mihtary scholarships to the sons or defendants of those who are killed or permanently disabled in the mar, 3. Special help by opening schools in the arcus from which miktary recruit. ment has been specially good, 4. Liens of those who had joined the military or allicd services have been kert and they have been giren enhanced grades during the time wben they served with the fighting forces. 11. OTHER CONCESSIONS. ment in deserving cuscs promis. Mutual disputes are mostly settled by effecting com- ·Paras 1-9] KAPUR THALA STATE GOVERNMENT (KAPURTHALA STATE CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. Apart from those employees of the State who took up service in connection with the war, whose lien on their posts has been kept under His Highnese' orders on the posts they were holding before joining military services, a number of employ. Bee of the State were not retired on pension according to State rules so that as the IL IL --- Sand ed by His Highness' Government for service in these concerns Orders have been Highness' Government which wall be talen up as soon as possible 2. LAND SETTLEMENT, There is very little State owned land available which can be allotted to demo. bilged personnel for their settlement It was decided by the State Council that monetary help will be given and services will be recognised in other suitable ways. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. It has been dealt with in No. (1) above 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING. The Public Works Department of the State (Mechanical and Electrical Section) wil afford all facilities for training as mechanics, motor drivers, electricians, wiremed, tube-well borers, oil engine drivers, etc to demobolized personnel and arrangements to this effect have been made 6. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SERVICES PERSONNEL. No particular orders have been issued on this connection for the present. 8. MCDICAL COVCE33IONS TO THE FAMILICS DEPENDENTS OF EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL. Th19 has been dealt with in paragraph (4) of note So I wluch equally applies to er-ervice personnel. 7. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WAO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT. Every facility will line giren by the Medical llepartment of the State to the disabled and those requiring treatinent in the state suspitals where apart from treat ment, Sme food wall also be given to in-door patients 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE TERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. Paragraph under “Serrig Personnel " deals with it and equally applies to ex. service personnel at present. 9. OTHER CONCESSIONS. Paragraph under cring Peronre!" deals with it and equalls a la terrices personnel. 109 1 ·KAPURTEALA STATE] SERVING PERSONNEL [Paras. 10-11 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. The following educational concc831ons have been given to the military personnel : 1. Fee exemption for the cbildren or dependants of the serving personnel. 2. Ablitary scholarships to the gods or dependants of those who are killed or permanently disabled in the war, 3. Special help by opening schools in the arcas from which railitary recruit. ment has been specially good. 4. Liens of those who had joined the military or allied services have been kept and they have been given enhanced grades during the time when they served with the fighting forces. 11. OTHER CONCESSIONS. promises.

·Paras, 1-9] KAPUR THALA STATE GOVERNMENT (KAPURTHALA STATE CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PEPSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACASCLES. Apart from those employees of the State who took up service in connection with the war, whose lien on their posts has been kept under H19 Highness' orders on the posts they were holding before joining military services, a number of employ. ees of the State were not retired on pension according to State rules so that as the demobilised personnel return to the State such posts are given to them depend. ing on their qualifications and suitability. A list of such persons whose applications are being received is being kept in the Chief Minister's office so that in due course they are absorbed in vacancies as they arise. Arrangements have also been made by His Highness' Government with the managements of the different factories in the State so that preference is given to demobilised personnel who are recommend. put . will be abeorbed in the postwar echemes which are consideration of His Highness' Government which will be taken up a soon as possible. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. TIF 11. . 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. It has been dealt with in No (1) above. 1. POST RELEASE TRAINING. The Public Works Department of the State (Mechanical and Electrical Section) . Will afford all facilities for training as mechanics, motor drivers, electricians, wire. men, tube-well borers, ou engine drivers, ctc to demobolized personnel and arrangements to this effect have been made 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO TAE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SERVICES PERSONNEL. No particular orders have been issued in this connection for tho present 6. MCDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES DEPENDEYTS OF EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL. This has bren dealt withi in paragraph (f) of note Yo I which equally applies to ex-servico personnel. 7. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT. Every facility will be given by the Medical Department of the State to the disabled and those requiring treatment in the Suite Luspitals where apart from trest. ment, free food will also be uren tu in-cloor pituents. 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SEETTCE TERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. Paragraph under . Serring Personnel " deals with it and cqually applies to ex. acrtice personnel at present. 9. OTHER CONCESSIONS. Pere graph under “Seruirg Per-orrel" deals with it and equally epilepte! V 109

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·Taris. 1.91 SIRNUR STATE GOVERNMENT SIRKUR STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERYING PERSONNEL 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. Indian Soldiers Litigation Act knoksi a "The Sırmur Indian Sold.ers (Litiga" tion) Act, 1997" is enforced in the whole Sirmur State with effect from 1st Novern ber 1910. The intention of this Act is to proride for the special protection in respect of Civil and Revenue litigation of Indian Soldiers serving under special conditions. The Indian Soldiers means any member of the Indian Army, the Royal Indian Air Force, Sırmur State or any other State Forces. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. Remission of land revenue for the duration of the war to soldiers on Activo Service 3 LETTER WRITING SERVICE. Letter writing help is provided by the Comunander, Sirmur State Forces to the relatives of those serving under the Crown where required. 4 MONTH 1:5 '." Hospital and Military Hospital in Tehsil and free medical and 8 pro. Taulu to all personnel from these Hospitals and dispensaries. 5. RPWADNE TATT mer etc, the Ceased, All ranks of the three services will be eligible. The award will be made on the following scales :- VC and GC-25 bighas or rectangles of land. DO: Wo sestand Band.claes)}15 bighas or rectangles of land. 6. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. Free timber for building for the families of soldiers for the duration of war, in areas where tímber 19 easily available. 7. ARMS LICENCE FREE CONCESSIONS. Arms Licences are issued and renewed free of any charger. 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS IN DISTRESS. The cases are considered by the durbar on their merits Tor thur , urpose the Commander, State l'orces has been appointed CLO arid the Suzau tendent of Police as A.CLO. I. RELEASE SERVICE (a) Sırmur Stute Sailors' Soklers' and Jormen's Board le lor in the State and is working on the lines of Distt. S.S & Board The consists of :- President-CM. Sumut Durlar. Vice-President The CoinDarder, SS loftct. Secretary Welfire Workers. Cserh. recu, !:03 ·. ceage. SIRMUR STATEI SERVING PERSONNEL. [Paras 9-11 (6) The Sırmur Durbar have issued apocial instructions to the District Authorities to look after the welfare of the soldiers families and their dependents. (c) The district authorities have been directed to ensure the expeditious disposal of applications received from the soldiers. 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILDREN. 1. Free education and scholarship in deserving cases, for children of soldiore with preference for employment in the State. 2. Free tuition, till the close of the war of such period as their fathers for guar. dians remain on active list, to all the boys and girls and the children of the depen. dents of such personis receiving education in the District Board or State institutions whero fathers and guardians have proceeded to the front during the present wa or on the active list between 1-1.1999 and the day on which the present hostilities 3. Free tuition upto the 8th class to the children and dependent brothers and sisters of all serving goldiers whore individual income is less than Rs. 2000/- per annun 4. (Scholarships). (a) Four scholarships of the value of Rs. 10/- p.m. each to enable to join the King George Royal Indian Military School at Jullundur, (b) Five scholarships of Rs. 10/ pm each tenable in High clagses in the Sham. sher High School, Nahan. (c) Tive scholarships of Rs. 10/- p m each for soldiers daughters in High classes in Mandalsa Kanya Mahavidvala, Nahan. 5. The following concessions have further been granted on the basis of reciprocity with the Patiala State to the sons and dependents of such Sırmur State subjects who have been recruited in the Patiala State Forces. Exemption from the payment of all kinds of fors, and subscriptions in the odacational institutions to the sons and dependents of such soldıcra on active service with the Patiala State Foren during the present War. The word dipendents includes the dependent brothers and unmarried sisters of soldiers. 11. OTHER CONCESSIONS. 1. Every recruit will be offered Rs. 30/- in cash. 2. Recruits' chum to Zuldari and Lambardar, to be given preference in cases of vacancies. 3. Serving apkliers and pension :rs to be e tempted from KHIDMAT DII/&.

·· Paras. 1-9] SIRMUR STATE GOVERNMENT (SIRMUR STATE CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCILS. 1. Preference to be given to demobilised soldiers in the matter of State Service, 2. (a) Indian Ex-Soldiers will be given preference in the matters of employment in the menial and inferior establishments in the Education Department. (6) Fifty per cent (50%) of vacancies, in the Subordinate Educational Service (Blen's branch) will be reserved for persons with war services. Only officiating arrangements will be made against such vacancies as occur from time to time dur. ing the War. 3. Medical Licentiates and graduates who volunteer themselves for approved Par Service, will be given preference while making permanent appointments in the Civilian Jedical Services after the War. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. This does not effect in the Sırmur State as nearly all State subjects in the forces from the Agriculturist class have got lands and the people in need of land can purch use as the prices are not high 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS--RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. (a) Indian Ex-soldiers will be given preference in the matters of employment in the menial and inferior establishment in the Education Department. (b) Fifty per cent (50%) of vacancies in the Subordınate Educational Service (Jen's branch) will be reserved for persons with War services Only officiating arrangements will be made against such vacancies ay occur from time to time during the War 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING. Ono Alilitary Department 18 trying to get some men trained as instructors. is already un lergoing course at Roorkee, the other is allotted a vacancy in citi. zenship corso Nowgong When trained instructors are ar lable the local classes will be run under unit arrangements 6. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENTS 07 DECEASED SERVICE PERSONNEL. All disabled and dependents of deceased service personnel are granted disabılity and fumily pension in accordinco with the procedure of Indian Army at the Indian Army Ritus Dzuli gratuity where applicable is also rates 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES DEPENDENTS OF EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL. Freo medical and is providerl as stated in para + for 7. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE PIDO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT Permanent sick ittendint allowance is granted at the rates she mees Bary. Further treatment is given in Military and (11) IIvspital-fru of any harins, R. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO ES-SERVICE PERSONEL AND TEIR CHILDREN Yo sprcul educational concessions are granted to Ex xrrues Pirronnı ard their children but, howeser, the agru ulturst class mus naise ruuation in the State institutione ho pwin: 50% of the fer Sibolarships are olograted in die Xerring cases. 9. OTHER COXCESSIONS. Ponsioners and es.scrticu personal to bs crempteu frou KHIDMAT DETI, ed at the IA ing Tractstze)

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·Paras. 1-2] JAYSORE STATE GOVERNMENT (MYSORE STATE COCESSIOX3 TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. 6?) fall 16:37 173 vacancies to be filled either by promotion or loy direct reatum. (1.5105 or after Ist Nov !!!) will not be permanently filed ur so thu tin33 PICINCIy bu avulable fui absorption after the war, of suitable candidates with war service (11) VI V12170193 rizinz in future in the radie of 3d cla 39 assistant surgeons and of sub-asst. surgeo33 wall by filled up temporarily, so that Facineres may be available for absorbing medical man with approved war service, taking into consideration the following factors :- (1) T- persol hich an officer has spent on service in the Defence Forces. (2) The raports on the officers' work iu the Forces. (3) Ti ufficers' suitability for civil employment (Sen puu 3 for definition of ar service). 2. LAND SETTLEDIENT : Land will be granted to .- (1) Retired officers and men who had rendered field service. Jand-grant may be allowed on a sliding scale in proportion to their field service (2) Tho families of deceased officers and men not killed in action are entitled to lan-l-grant in the sime way as the officers and men would have bcen, had they applied for the same during their life time (3) With record to officers and men who have rendered service during peace, time, they are able for minint if they hwe rendered exceptionally distinguished und exemplary service in ad.lation to service for a period qualifywg for full penzion (4) For purpos of Jand.grunt to clerks, they will be treated as equal to that class of combatants drawing similar pay in the field and will be entitled to get half of whit is admisible to combatants, and (5) Clerks who live rendered exemplary depot service during the war are eligible for lard-grant Notr-T:• term 'Exalary military service shirin (0) vous to duty or other acts of call intry, corsi). ?" - icla of bravery in th: F.! ushi'linclud cius.jiriez ruceived ' tutio (11) C111 In saru. fo. 16 yeus . l fit'd berria milly dist1220,3 ed n cumplary service a period quali fyinfor lu'! boli duri: peace-tinte (12) Alsung her act desernog special 20tice and wortly of a suitable reward as the plot fire of Gast The extes of land to be granted shu]} not erced the followcale ---- Ivet Dry (in Acres) 15 Coumaatlants Reildars and subeding 1. Jmadars 15 N.C.Os 8 Other ranks. I fall carcire cutheast one distinction will S 3 to tha -four !"

·(Paras. 2-5 MYSORE STATE) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL For a field service of less than one year-One acre wet or acres dry, Graat of land is in addition to pension, if any earned by the individual. Men who take their discharge voluntanly will not be entitled to these concessions unless they have rendered field service. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSIONS : (a) Combatants : () They will be considered as seconded in the State Troops units for the duration of their service in the Indian Army. (11) Service in the I.A. will count double for pension and gratuity under the Myeoro Service Regs. (ni) They will be granted lands in accordance with the scales to be fixed later (i.e., vide answer to item 2 above). (6) Non-combatants (t) Non-combatants transferred to the IA will be shown the following concessions : That the transferecs will have lien on their appointments in the Military Dept. of the State, (12) That, if they were holding appointments on incremental pay beforo transfer, the priod spent on duty in tho I A. will count towards incrcmonte and on return to their apptta in the Mily Dept they will draw a pay not leas than the sun which they would have drawn haul they remained in State Service. (111) That their service with the I A will not be regarded as an interruption of duty for leave already earned and will count for pension but not for loave 4. OTHER CONCESSIONS: (i) Minimum educational qualifications as prescribed in the existing recruite ment rules, will be generally insisted upon. In special cages, relasation to the oxtent necessary and desirable will be shown at the discretion of Govt, provided the candidate possesses the requisite experience and kpowledgo for the eficient discharge of the duties of the office to which be may be appointed. (ii) In respect of the rules laying down age limits for entranoo to Govt. Service, a candidate who has rendered war service will be permitted to deduct the period of war service from his age. 5. MISCELLANEOUS. Definition of " Wa- Service" for the purposes of reserved vacancies. The follow ing kinds of service will be deemed to be war service (1) Service of any kid abroad with a mobilized unit; (6) service in India under mily., Munitions, or Stores authoritics and ser: vico in a factory notified under section 4(i) of the National Servico (Technical Personnel) Ordinance II of 1910, in all cases with liability to serve abroad when required; (c) o perio1 of training with a military unit with liability to perto abroad when required, and (2) valgable service rendered to the fighting forces in other waye.ge by way of recruiting, ·Paras. 1.111 PATAUDI STATE GOVERNMENT (PATAUDI STATE CONCE3JIONS TO SERVIS PERSONNEL 1. LITIGATION -LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. The State Soldiers Board gives all kinds of legal Assistance to the Serving sol. diers According to the State Rules a case brought against the interest of any serv. ing Soldier shall remain in abeyance till tbo return of the Soldier after termination of the hostilities but in case aby mrlation of the Soldier brings a suit all possible legal 1992stance is giren to him. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. All serving personnel are free from taxes 3. LETTER WRITING SERVICE. 1. um ha concerning serving soldier. 4. MEDICAL AID & CONCESSIONS. Free Sledical service w provided for them 5. REWARDS FOR LECOREES. The qucstion is under consideration of the Ruler. 6. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. Serving personnel from this State are almost all agriculturists and they are already au possession of houses and do not require any concession. No house or other taxes for ErTVID rersonnel are charged 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. Serving personnel are exempt from a 11 licence fce in this State. 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS IX DISTRESS. Immediate action is tal.cn as Buon as application 13 received for assistanco. Al. most all cases are decided on sput. 9. WELFARE SERVICE, There are welfare workers to look after the affairs of families in their aret. They settle the matters wat theue ponce and report in case of assist ucca trom tho 10. EDUCATIO:1 CoxcazJ'OAS TO JEDYNC PERSONNEL & THEIR CHILDREY. No tuition fec 21 charged fiom tho children of Le serving personnel. 11. OTHEP. CONCESSIONS. Articles of controlled rates aro applied to the numbers of the famils according to their status & thi nequrements. Soldiers Board.

·PATAUDI STATE ] PATAUDI STATE GOVERNMENT ( Paras. 1.9 CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED SERVICES. Certain posts in Police Head and other Departments have been roserved for ex-service personnel 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. Consolidition of Holdings is carried out in view of benefit to ex-service personnel. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSION-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. Lions have already been kept for employees who have joined the Army. Preference in appointments falling vacant will be given to ex-service person el, 4. POST PELEASE TRAINING. Nil. 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDEETS OF DE- CEASED SERVICE PERSONNEL. The matter is under consideration. 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES DEPENDENTS OF EZ- SERVICES PERSONIJEL. Free medical acrvice 18 provided for them 7. MEDICAL CONCESSION TO THE DIZABLED AND THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTTIER TREATMENT In ordinary cases, treatinent is given in the local hospital at State expenses bat complicated cases if irfomed arrangements are made to send them to al encarest Military Hospital or to any big Hospital in Delhi. B. EDUCATION CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE FEPSONNEL AND TEEIE CHILDREN. No tuition fee is cherged from the cluldien of the ex-service poreongcl. 9. OTHER CONCESSIONS Articles of controDed rates arc garnlıca totle merabers of the familyrecerdir? to their status and their requiements. 118 ·the interest of serving soldier and ef.kerfice personnel and the famigaad deres deats of both 10 CTypect PAS 1-11] JIND STATE GOVERNMENT (TIND STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSOAXEL 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE ETC. Jind State Soldiers Litigation Act was passed on the lines of the Aot in force in British Indis. Members of the Jind State Bar Association conducted all cases of serving per. sonnel referred to them free of charges. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. All serving personnel liable to pay Income Tax on thor salarios were exempted from Income Taxw.e.f let April, 1914. 3. LETTER WRITING SERVICE. State were advised to write letters for serving personnel free of charge. A special stat was appoints 1 for letter writing sad educated sortante of sho 4. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Froe medical aid to serving soldiers and free medical examination in connection with enlistment to military forces. 5. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. Awards of Khillats to deserving decorees. O. EOUSING CONCESSIONS. All families of the personnel of Jind Infantry Ba. who required acoommodation werd aapplied, accommodation in Cantonment Area. 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. Sarving prsonnel are esempted from the payment of licence fee. 8. BELIE? AND ASZISTANCE TO FAMILIE3'DEPENDENTI IN DISTRESS. The trouble of families/dependents when reported was investigated and neces. Sary help was given. They were given free medical and and all necessary facilities 9. WELFARE SERVICE. Tho Jind Stato Branch of the Indian Red Cross Society sslo rendered assistance to pellare service was carried out throughout the Stste through welfare workers, tho familes of serving soldiers and Articles of comfort were sent to serving soldiers. 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CEILDREN The fol.owing educational concessions were given (a) Exemption from tuition fee in schools and colloz-1 to song and dependent Brothers and sisters of serfing personnel of Jial State Forces (0) Scholarships to song and dependent brother; and eisters of the personnel of Jind Infantry Bn gerving overseas 11. OTHER CONCESSIONS Definition of Irar Sertice" for the puposes of Bueno rexus Ser. Mac Overseas or ia British India in Field Area 2. Functions of the Distrai Sailore', Soldiers' and curren't Board. To estes XSAMI ·PATAUDI STATE I PATAUDI STATE GOVERNMENT ( Paras. 1-9 CONCESSION TO CZ-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED SERVICES. Certain posts in Police Kund und other Departments have been reserved for ex-service personnel 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. Consolidation of Holding 19 carried out in view of benefit to ex-service personnel. 3. APPOINTMENTS COC25101;RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. Liens have already been kept for employees who have joined the Army. Preference in appointments falling vacant will be given ex-service person e] 4. POST PELEASE TRAINIRG. Nil, 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO DISABLED AND TO THE DAPENDENTS OP DE. CEASED SERVICE PRESONEL, The matter is under consideration, 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDERITS OF EX- SERVICES PERSONNEL. Free medical service 18 provided for them 7. MEDICAL CONCESSION TO THE DIŁAELED AND THOSE WHO REQUISE FURTHSR TREATMENT In ordinary cases, treatment is given in the local hospital at State expenses but complicated cascs of infomed arrangements are made to send them to the nearest Military IIospital or to any bug Hospitalin Delhi. B. EDUCATION CONCESSTONS TO EX-SERVICE FERSONNEL AND TEEP CHILDREN. No tuition fee is charged from the children of the ex-bervice poreongcl. 9. OTHER CONCESSIONS. Articles of controlled rates are pupplied tothe members of the famıly accrrdir! to their status and their requirement'. 110 ·All families of the personnel of Jind Infantry Barbo required acoommodation iary help was given. They were given free medical and and all necessary tacuitie (a) Exemption from tuition fee in achools and oollo gesto spasand den brother and sisters of serving personnel of Jil Siste Forces 1. Definition of " Har Sertice " for the pupot of Reversed Taun Tio Orerseas or in British Indin 19 lield Area. 2. Functions of the Distrit Salore', Soldiersortura's the intercet of serving soldier and I tice penghel at Pars 1-11) JIND STATE GOVERNMENT (TIID STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERYING PERSONNEL I. LITIGATION LEQAL ASSISTANCE ETC. Jund State Soldiers Litigation Act was passed on the laws of the Act in force in British Indis. Members of the Jind State Bar Association conducted all cases of serving pere sonnel referred to them free of charges. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. 4/loerriaz personnel lisble to pay Incomo Tez on their salarıca were exempted from Income Tarw.e.f. 1st April, 1944. 3. LETTER WRITING SERVICE. A sp3:131 staT was appoints for letter priting and educated sorvanta of the State were advised to write letters for serving personnel free of charge. 4, MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Free medical aid to serving soldiers and free medical examination in connoction with enlistment to military forces $. REWARDS FOR DECOBEES. Awards of Kbilats to deserving decorees. 8. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. were supplied, accommodation in Cantonment Area, 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. Surving personaal ars e tempted from the payment of licenco fee. 8. RELIER AYD ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIE3'DEPENDENTI IN DISTRESS. The trouble of familica_dependents when reported was investigated and 9. WELFARE SERVICE. TWelfare service was carried out Tho Jind State Branch of the Indiani The fol owing educational concessions were gives of Jind Infantry Ba, serving overseal. II. OTHER CONCESSIONS. denta of both in eTuy post neces. والرابعه | 4 Scholarships to rons and dependeal brothers and sisters of the 35AHI ·[Pars 1-9 JIND STATE) JIND STATE GOVERNMENT CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. The services in thg State Department are limited. They will however be given preference if they possess necessary requisite qualifications. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. 3. APPOINTMENT CONCESSION-RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. Appointment concessions as regards age limit will be given to ex-service portonnel of State Forces. Jind State servants who joined the Army with the permission of the Jind Government have been allowed to retain lien on their prenous appointments in the Stato. 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING, Scheme under consideration. 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SERVICES PERSONNEL. A special fund named UDMI RAM GIRDRARA NAND FUND 14 opened for tho welfare of the soldiers and their families. 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS OF EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL. The sapae mexical concessions are given to the famoulies of ex-service personnel as de mentioned in item 8 of the serving personnel. 7. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WRO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT. Artificiallimbs and dentures are supplied free by the Jind State Branch of the Indun Red Cross Society and necessary assistance 18 given for their admission to Bpluuial hospitals where they can receive further treatment 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL AND CHILDREN 9. OTHER CONCESSIONS. Efforts are being made to get canal water in Dadri Distt. which will holy thovaszds of ex-sorv ce personnel who now only have got Barani Land. 11s ·Paras. 144) KASHMIR STATE GOVERNMENT (BASHMIR STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERVING AND EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. The Kuhmir State Government have sdopted the scheme, which has been adopted by Provincial Governments, and hare sanctioned the following scales of retards: V. C. & G. c. 80 acres of arable waste land or Rs. 6,000. D.S.O.& D.S.C. 25 Acres of arable waste land or Rs. 3,000. I. D. S. 3. & M. M. 12 acres of arable waste land or Rz. 1,500. 2.C. L. O. has recently been appointed and is working under the Chief of Miltary Sta. 3. The Kashmir State Government have, at the instance of the Government of India, sanctioned a scheme for educational concessions to children of men, who took part in the war. Under this schemo acholarehips are granted to chudren admitted to achools in the State. At present there are 74 Telfare Workers in the State and in Poonch Jagir Achemo is now under way for employing Welfare Workers in all cinl district) in which there are Soldiers Boards.

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·03, Sugar and Cloth to the families and dependents of Soldiere. Paras 1-10) SUKET STATE GOVERNMENT (SUKET STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEIE . LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. Indian Soldiers act has been applied in the State. The State War Committee which includes important Officials and non-officials looks into the complaints and grie- Tances of all the Soldiers in the frst instance and the applications are then forwarded to the authorities concerned through the State Civil Liaison Officer. The Court. have standing instructions that there should not be any delay in the duposal of Caves in wbuch a Soldier w a party. 2. TAX CONCESSIOXS. Income tax has been introduced in the State only this year. There is no Octroi. 14. sach there has arieen no necesity of granting any special concession. War Gratouties are exempt from State Income-taz. 3. LETTER WRITLIG SERVICE. The Soldiers and their relations can always avail of the services of the member of the tahail War Committee and the State Civil Liaison Officer in writing letters for them free of any charge. 4. MEDICAL AID. No charge is made for medicines 19sued from the State hospitals. 5. REWARDS FOR DECORELS. The State subjects who gain decorations for acts of Gallantry will be rewarded by the Durbar as follows - V.C,G.C, 50 bighas of culturable land and khilat of Rs. 500 Oash in the Durbar. D.S 0., I. D. M., (1st and 2nd class) 25 bighes of calturable land and khilat DI. C., G. M, D'S.C,D.F.C. Sof Rs. 250 cash in the Darbar. & HOUSING CONCESSIONS. No dificulty has been experienoed in this respect in the State. 7, ARMS LICENCE, FRE COXCRASIONE, The wsue of fresh licences has been very much restricted in the State during the Far but the applications from the families of 'Soldiers or from Soldiers themselves are given preference. 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES AND DEPENDENTS IN DISTRESS. Adequate assistance is given in deserving cases on the recommendation of the State C. L.O. 9. WELFALE SERVICE. uit the families of the Soldiers once a month and to report about their welfare. The tehuil War Commuttee along.with the Lambardars have instructions to They are also required to impress upon the relations of the Soldiers to write letters to All complaints of the Soldiers and of their families are intes. nated by the clo And then forwarded to the authorities for necessary action. The State Control Onicer has been instructed to give special allotment of Keroerne 10. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHIL DREX, Children La ..-13*--'.ls and sinil'it . 0 1 1.- IN ·SUKET STATE) SERVING PERSONNEL [Paras. 10.1 but will also extend thereafter so long as such children of the soldier's family are receing education in the State Institutions ; promided the soldier has been killed or incapacitated in action or is not in afiuent circunstances. SCHOLARSHIPS (1) One scholarship of Rs. 10 p.m. for sons of soldiers who prosecute studies in the King George Royal Indian Military School at Jhelum, Juliundur or Ajoier. (2) One scholarship of Rs. 10 pm. for the sons of soldiers receiving training in any recognised technical school in any state or in British India. (3) In addition to the above, suitable number of merit scholarships tenablo exclusively to the gods of the soldiers will be afforded to the boys reading in the Stato Schoole. 11. OTHER CONCESSIONE. A free grant of ten bigbas of Kantor land 18 given to recruits who have enlisted after June 1941 and in the case of Bridging tectic since 1łe inception of the Unit. 1:1 ·Pezas 1-9] SUKET STATE GOVERNMENT. [SUKET STATE CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. (1) The Ex-Servicemen should be absorbed as far as possible in Rural Develop. .ments Departments, Police, and allied security service. (2) The Sappers and other technical Personnel to be absorbed as far as possible in all the Engineering and Technical and Industrial Services as well as an Motor transport. (3) Personnel who are literate and Officers will be taken in the State Offices as 1. ar as possible. (4) The Durbar will try to accomodate Ex-servicemen from outside the stato as far as possible, and state personnel should similarly be provided for elsewhere. 2. LAND SETTLEMNI. The Darbar has sanctioned a free grint of ten bighas of land to all those recruite who have enlisted after 21st June 1941, and in the case of Sappers of the Bridging Section ange the inception of their Unit (See also“ other concessions "). 3. APPOINTMENT3 CONCESSIONS ETC. Soldiers with saitable qualifications are to be given preference over other can. didates As regards the retention of Lien, the Durbar has passed an order that the Vacancies caused by the enlistment in the Indian Defence Forces and State Forcom are not to be filled prrmanently 4. POST RELEASE TEAIKIKG. As most of th, reourits a agriculturists the only training that they would pro. fer would be in the improved methods of Agriculture and certain cottage industries. The Darbar is ontemplating to start a State model Farin at an carly date and to train the loval j*vple in thasa indartrico It 19 hoped that with the completion of their training a great ira patie --!l be given to local industries, as well as to tbe per. eons desirous of articg nex.nduetrics [one Sapper of the buket Br.dging Section is already being trained in Agriculture at Roorkee ] 8. MONETARY ASSISTAJCI TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SECTICOS PERSONNEL. Nospacial amount has been sanctioned bat help will be given from the Derelopment fund according to rules 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES OF EX-SERVICE3 PERSON- NEL As in pora. 4 under "Serring Personnel ". 7. MEDICAL CONCESSIOXS TO DISABLED AND THOSE WHO LEQUIBE FUR- TEUR AID. Sumo os abure 8. CDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO CHILDREN. As in mos 10 undir "Sarning Personnel ". D. OTHER CONCESSIONS. The following eoniesion to all persons resuding in the State, to pay in 11. J. Defence Fome, are offered (1) These concrOns will be giren veflet Jane, 1941.

·[Pars. 9 SUKET STATE) EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL (2) (a) Who so ever may offer hinaself as a recruit will on enlistment in the British Indian Forces be enlisted, without payment of Nazrana, to land from Stato Waste lands to the extent of ten Bighas with malguzari rights. (b) The landed property will remain free of revenue and cesses until the concla. sion of the Var. (c) Should the person to whom a gift of land is made, obtain his discharge dar* ing the War, his rights to any such remission of revenue etc. will cease from the date of his discharge. (d) Should be become a deserter or be dismissed, he will forfeit all his rights to the said property and the same shall revert to the Durbar. (3) The time during which he has been serving in the British Foro during the War shall be excluded in computing the period of limitation in respect of any kit filed by him or on his behalf. (4) While on active service any such person can file suit through his next friend with power of attorney stamp free. (6) The Durbar will give preference to such persons in appointments to Stato Eervicea in consideration of their Field Services. NOTES.—-(i) The personnel of the Suket Bridging Section who are on active Ber vice under the Crown will receive a free grant of ten bighas of wasto land or in the al* ternative & cash reward irrespective of the date of their enlistment. (11). On recruiting 25 persons to the Indian Army a man will be rewarded a plot of land in case of State subject and a lump sum of money in case of non-subject. 123 ·Panas.1-9.] MANDI STATE GOVERNMENT (MANDI STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. rt can aleo er has been is sought. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. The soldiers liti. serving per. sonnel. Under the the court shall suspend the order postponement sau muLO. serving under war conditions or 1' Section 493 I.P.C. bas been emeuded IS! :!!! : ul. + d can Also be a complainant where the Mandi Boldier 18 serving ander war or special conditions, 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. The incidence of direct taxation is very light, hence the guestion or relief does not ariso. 3. LETTER WRITIG. The district soldiers Boards and District officials go abont contacting the depen dants of the serving personnel and render them auch gervices as Letter wnting oto. es come to their notice. The Field Rovente Agency have definire instructions to reader this service, 4. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Thero w a free medical aid in the State Medical Instructions throughout the State for the service personnel on lesve and their dependents at homo whenover it $. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. The recepients of the following decorations shall be given land by the Darbar as shown against each I.V.C 50 bighau. Revenue free in the 1st generation and is malguzari subsequently, EGC 50 3. D.S 0.25 As malguzuri free from Nazrana. 4. LO M. 25 [ Decorces are not included in the orders above referred to but they hatı been granted 23 bighas of land freo from Vegrana. 8. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. Lands from Abadi for building purposes are granted to service or 01-COTION personnel wherover it is requested, 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. Retired Military Warrant officers, XC.Os snd soliders are esempted, in mopect of the weapons and ammunition entered in their pass at the time of retirement from British Indian Forces, from such prohibitions and directions as are contained in section 8 of the landi Arms Act, 1985, 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO PAXILIES DEPENDENTS. Thero am general orders that the dificulties of soldiers dependenu should do neudressel immediately. In deserting cance of distress, adequate ed ere Fires D. WELFARE SERYICE. So far tho welfare work is done by the Soldier brands and the D.stneto bas now tho appointment of special oceno u in contemplaries and it be sorprende will soon materialise, + st ·MANDI STATE) SARYING PERSONZL. [Pars. 10 0. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERYICE PERSONNEL, In addition to the concession of froo tation upto the 8th classes in the Stato schools for the children and defendant brothers and sisters of soldiers on active service Lis Flighness tha Raja Sabib has been pleased to order the institutions of the following scholarships for the children and dependent brothers and sisters of Holdiers on activo service: 1. Two scholarships of Rs. 10/- p.m. each tenable in the King George Royal Indian Military School, Jullundur, Jbellum and Ajmer, for the period of the courto. 2. Two scholarships of Rs. 51. p.m. cach tenable for two years in bigh olasses, one at the Bijai High School and one at the proposed Kishan High School, Sarkaghat 3. Two scholarships of R. 2!- p.m. each tenable for one year for students of the middle classes in each teboul. 4. Two scholarships of Rs. 2/- p m. each for girls tenable for one year, ono at Rani Amrit Kaur Girls School, Mandı and one at Lalt Kumari Memorial Gule School, Joginder Nagar. 11. OTHER CONCESSIONS. A special fund called soldiers Post War Development Fund has been opened in the State with effect from 1st Bhadon, 1999. Two rupees per annum per sol. dier shall be credited into this fund from the State Financea This schemo will go on till 5 years after the ceassation of hostihties This fund would be ilaqawiso and shall be spent on the villago uplift such as education, medical ad, cottago industry etc. 105 ·Patas 1--9] MANDI STATE GOVERNMENT (MANDI STATE COXCESSIOYS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. RESERVED YACANCIES. All the posts created or falling vacant after the commencement of hostilities in 1939 to dato have been temporarily filled in. They are reserved for the demobilised service men portided they possess the necessary qualification and ability. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT, There is no special land settlement scheme but otherwise land is granted to deserving persona. 3. APPOINTMENTS CONCESSION3–RETENTION OF LIENS, ETC. Those officials of the State who have joined Afilitary have lien on their posto. 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING. A scheme to train the demobilised servicemen in agriculture and other allied industries 18 in contemplation of the Darbar and shall aoon materialise. 5 MONETARY ASSISTANCES TO THE DISABLED AND TO THE DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED SERVICES, PERSONNEL. Such ex-service personnel are given free treatment in the State hospitals. Help is secured to them from the Benevolent Funds 6 TEDICAL COZCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS OF EX-SER- VICE PEPSOWEL. Medical ad 1. rendered free to all such wherever asked for 7. MEDICAL COSCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AYD THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTHE TESAT EHT. Medical and who require further treatment 18 secured from outside 8. EDUCATIOZAL COXC53SIONS TO SY-SERVICE PEZSOINEL AND THEIR CHILDREX, Fecs concessions are given to the dependents of personnri on active service but sucla conu osion in the case of a s-service personnel de perdents 19 gisen on ments in deserving can 9 OTHER CONCESSIONS. They are given priority in employment osers where provided the requisite qualifications are there

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·Paras 1–11]FARIDKOT STATE GOVERNMENT FARIDKOT STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE ETC. Tall protection has been provided to the interests of the serving personnel under the Soldier's Litigation Act. The Soldiers Sailors and Arimen's Board has been providing free legal aid to such personnel and their dependents. 1. TAX CONCESSIONS. All each personnel have been exempted from the payment of" Altrafi" Tax. 3. LETTER-WRITING SERVICE. The State Sailors' Soldiers' and Airmen's Board has been attending to this mather and has provided all facilities. 4. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Every body in the State gets free medical aid and every attention is paid to tach personnel. 5. REWARDS FOR DECOREES. Khillats are mostly granted to decrees at the time of Darbars 6. BOUSING CONCESSIONS. State building when available, are placed at the disposal of the dependents of dach personnel, free of charges, Land, free of cost, 15 albo granted to such personnel for the purpose of building houses. 7. ARMS LICENCE FEE CONCESSIONS. No concession aro allowed in this connexion. 8. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES DEPENDENTS IN DISTRICTS. Monetary a 915tance is given to families and dependents of ruch personnel from the Troops Comforts Fund and an amount of Rs. 5000/- has been vet apart for this purpose. 9. WELFARE SERVICE. For the present nothing is being done 10 EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONEEL AXD THEIR CHILDREN. All focs are remitted in the eyes of huldren of much personnel and in some caso, book, free of cost are mupplied Sabs are all in 11. OTHER CONCESSIOXS. fonatan help has harn miten to families of such priesannel when brons were damaged by recent har runfull Vuone tarr Lielplasalan teen extended to tort marriage spennes of decliters. Fisiers ar d bro:Lers foach je orgel and the funeral expenses of near relatives 1:1 ·FARIDKOT STATE) FARIDKOT STATE GOVERNMENT [Paras, 1–8 CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. RESERVED VACANCIES. As far as possible some posts have been kept vacant or temporanly filled and these will be available to fitting ex-servicemen. Considerable personnel would find employment under the Industrial Scheme and about 200 ex-service mon will be absorbed in the State ofices and Orderles, Chaprassles, Chaukidars and OD similar allied duties, 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. A request was made to the Govt. for an area of land from Makhi Dhand in Sind but the Govt. bas regretted its inability to accede to this request. 3. APPOINTMENTS, CONCESSIONS-RETENTION OF LIENS ETC. The personnel will be given preference for appointments, having regard to the Butability of the candidates for the jobs and as far as possible liens have been totained on previous posts held by such personnel 4. POST RELEASE TRAINING Short term classes will be attached to State Farm under the Dept. of Agricul. ture for imparting training to ex-servicemen in the latest methods of farming and in the use of modern agriculture implements. 5. MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND THE DEPENDENTS OP DECEASED SERVICES PERSONNEL. Death gratutity and Disability pensions are allowed to the State Forces personnel and State raised Indian Army Units. 6. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE FAMILIES/DEPENDENTS OF EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL Every body in the State gets free medical aid and every attention is paid to such personnel. 7. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURTHER TREATMENT. Ererybody in the State gets free medical aid and every attention is paid to such personnel. 8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL AND THEIE CHILDREN. - All fees are remitted in the case of children of such personnel and in 801no cabel books, free of cost aro supplied. Scholarships are also awarded 123 ·Paras. 1-8) CHAMBA STATE GOVERNMENT (CAAMBA STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. I. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ETC. Litigation pertaining to scrring soldiers has been held over till their return, 2. MEDICAL AID TO SERVICEMEN AND THEIR DEPENDENTS. In the Bhattigat the Sub-Assistant Surgeon of Chuarı dispensary and the Vaid of Ayurvedic dispensary at Sihunta shall pay special attention to pronding media cal aid to the families of the soldiers at their homes. They shall spend two days in a week in those villages from which the majority of the serving soldiers are drawn In addition they shall also enquire about difficulties of thoso families and report the matter to the authorities. 3, REWARDS FOR DECOREES. It bas been decided to grant remission in land revenue in part or wbole, for a number of years--determinable on merits to soldiers who have received any distuction while on active serpice or have done some other acts of bravery. As regards those who win decorations for conspicaous acts of gallantry in the field the grants will be as follows:- Victona Crogg and George Cross Remission of all land rovenue for 2 lives. D.S.O., 1.0.M , (let & 2nd Class) Remission of all land revenue for 20 M.C,G.MD.S.C. and D.F.C. years. The remiseion will be in respect of all land owned by the soldier and his real brothers (living jointly) and their father where the land is in their possession and not held on mortgage by anotber. 4. WELFARE. All touring officers of the Revenge and Police Departments, Agricultural Asautant, Village Schools Officer and Aggistant Registrar shall in course of their fours, (a) approach the families of the serving soldiers and help them in their cor. respondence especially where the soldiers, have becolue Prisoners of War, (b) help the families in settling petty matters and obtaining their various requirements, The officials will take the assistance of Assistant Welfare Officers posted in the interior and ask them to accompany during their tours. 6. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSION. (1) The education in the State is free upto the 8th class. A nominal fee of Rr. 1 per head only 1s charged in the 9th and 10th classes, subject to certain concersions and the children and near relations of serving soldiers bare totally been exempted from the payment of this feo eren, (u) The sons and daughters of the soldiers shall be given preference over others in the awarding of scholarships for prosecution of educational or technical studies. tu) With regard to scholarships, this concession 13 also admissible to children of those soldiers who served during 1914-18 War. The ot ber conceptons are con Ined only to those sho are serving or bare serred dunng the prerent far. 8. OTHER CONCESSIONS. (6) Tho relative of those soldiers who die in action, or die of wounds within 19 montho, shall be exempted from the wycent of patta fers, charmed for este Pelating to acquution of inght or interest by inderitance in the property of the dectand. (b) The Secretary. Coanel of Administration, shall see that are you? soldien are dealt with by bus and toite proept sikestiche 1 1:9 ·CHAMBA STATE) CHAMBA STATE GOVERNMENT [Paras. 1-4 CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. SERVICES RESERVED. Every endeavour shall be made to provide service in the Stato for wat service personnel With this end in view the posts of clerks, orderlies, peons and warders etc. shall be filled temporarily, in order to enable the game to be filled later on by the sol. diers returning from the War. 2. LAND SETTLEMENT. It has been decided that all lands which between 4th August 1943 and the end of the war escheat to the state as “ Lawans" and all confiscated immoveablo property shall be reserved for distribution to men with specially good army re. cords, 3. POST RELEASE TRAINING, It has been decided to (1) have a Patwarı school for auch soldiers as have the reqaibito education (11) hare schools to teach them for employment in the forest department, police department and P.WD, (w) train some --if educated enough a village school teachers. 4. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS. (1) Cages of teachers who have joined up shall be considered sympathetically for grant of special Junior Vernacular Certificates. (11) Those students of the 8th class of the schools in the State, who have joined Combatant ranks of the armed forces and could not appear at the Vernacular Final And Middle Ccaminations shull on return from active service, be declared to have passed the sud examination provided that (a) they remain on active service for at least six months or for the remain. ing period of War should it be less than six months; and (b) the lend Masters of the Schools concerned certifiy that progrecs made by such students in their regprctive schools and their success in the House Lx. *mination was such as to make it highly probable that they would have paved the ori ninations if they had not joined the Combatants ranks of the arred force. 120 ·been instituted for being awarded to the deserving soldiers'scrs. 1r23. 1-7] [KALSIA STATS KALSIA STATE GOVERNMENT. CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL, 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE ETC. Suspension of judicial proccedings against all soldiers till their return from wa 2. LETTER WRITING SERVICE.- Through the State S. S. & A Board. 3. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. Free medical aid to soldiers' families. 4. HOUSING CONCESSIONS. The State S. S. & A Board shall grant suitable loans to deserving persons on very reasonable terms. 5. RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES DEPENDENT IN DISTRESS. State S. S. & A. Board to deal with such cases on its ments. 6. WELFARE SERVICE. families. S.S & A. Board is functioning 3 Welfare officers have been appointed for the 3 tehsils to look after soldiers' A state soldiers Welfare Fund was also faxagorated in 1943 with a sum of Rs. 5,000. Now this fund amounts to Rs. 15,000. 7. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR CHILD- 3. Free edacation for soldiers' children, dependent brothers and sisters in the State Schools upto eighth class, the primary education being free for all. 2. Sux Scholarships of Rs. 5 p.m. each i.e. upto the extent of Rs. 360p.a. hege

·KALSIA STATE)
Paras. 1-3
KALSIA STATE GOVERNMENT.
CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL.
1. RESERVED VACANCIES.
Preference in the Stat service to all soldiers on return from the field, 50% of the
vacancies to be reserved for them.
2 MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO THE DISABLED AND THE DEPENDENTS
OF DECEASED SERVICE PERSONNEL
The S S. & A Board to deal with the such cases on their merits.
3. OTHER CONCESSIONS,
(1) The period ofservic on the fie'd not to debar a person from State service on
account of his being over age, if he were under age when he took up service in the
army.
(2) Payment of full salary etc. till the actual date of appointment in the array.
(3) Service in the army to count as actual service in the State for purposes of
increment and pension.
(4) Medical concessione Free medical aid to them and their families.
(5) Sıx scholarship of Rs 5 each 1.e. upto the extent of Rs 300 p.a.
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·Paras 1-2 ] ( XABBA STATE NABHA STATE GOVERNMENT. CONCESSIOYS TO SERVING AND EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL. 1. LAND GRANTS & OTHER CONCESSIONS. Free Grant of Land Sixty squares of land (a squrre being approximately 26 acres) bave far been ear-marked for serving soldiers who rendred distinguished service. Each case will be considered on its merits, but preference will be given to men of the Xabha Akal Infantry. Benevolent Fund - One lakh of rupees has been allocated as the 'Nabha Akal Benevolent Fund 'for the benefit of demobilised soldiers of the Nabha Akal In- Fentry. The intention 19 that ex-soldiers, their families and children will benefit from the interest accrued from the capital. Cash Prizes.- sum of Rs 5,000 will be budgetted each year to meet fifty Jagirs for the benefit of ex-soldiers. The Jagırs will be as follows (1) Ten Jigirs of P3 209 eich 0 Twenty Jagirs of Rs. 100 cach, and (3) Twenty Jagirs of Rs. 50 each. The duration of tenure will be according to the services or distinctions of the ex- 2. WELFARE OF SOLDIERS' FAMILIES. (1) Co-operation with florernment of India in Civil Lrarson Organisation. The Nabha Government have been actively co-operating with the Government of India Scheme whereby an officer called the Civil Liaison Officer" has been appointed for furthering the interests of the families and dependents of men who are serving over. (2) Soldiers' Boards There are three District Soldiers' Boards in each of the three Districts of the State with a Central State Soldiers' Board at the headquarters of the State. Their chief duty 18 to look after the welfare of the soldiers and their familine at antisoldiers, Beas m of been emphasised (1) Management of solliers properties. If any soldier desires his property to be managed by tho State such arrangements are made free of charge. (5) Legal assistance -All the lawyers in the State have offered their services free of charges to conduct litigation on behalf of serving soldiers (6) Punılıre Police Tar or Mutation Fee.Soldiers families are free from pay. ment of punitive police tag or mutation fee on mutations of inheritance caused by () Rcrocery of arrears of land relenue -The Sabba Gorernment hare issued orders that lind or unmorable property of a serving soldier should not onlinanly be (3) The Xablia Gorenment hase been pleased to waite the condition regarding This hus resulted in thr early remittance of fimils allotments and as sed ebe recepeat doath in firld service 1.- fitontie allo Pas

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·ins. 1-10 &P.13] [TRAYANCORE STATE TRAVANCORE STATE GOVERNMENT. CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL 1. Litigation - Legal Assistance, etc.-On the lines of the British Indian Act, and * Indian Soldiers' (Litigation) Act VII of 1116'sas promulgated in Travancore providing ample concessions in the matter of litigations in Thich the interests of the gerving personnel are involved. ? Taz concessions. Proceedings under the Revenue Recovery Act and other coercive steps for the realisation of taxes due to State Govt. have been stayed with a view to enabling the serving personnel to make necessary arrangements. 3. Medical Aid and concessions - Individual cases dealt with by the Stato Welfare Officer at Trivandrum, 4. Letter-etiling sertice. as para 3 above. 5. Rewards for decoreees Nil 6 Housing concessions. Nil. 7. Arms licence fee concessions. Nil. 8 Relief and assistance to families/dependants in distress : 9 Welfare Service: Both these are attended to by the State Sailors' Soldiers' and Airmen's Board functioning at Trivandrum assisted by a State Welfare Officer 10 Educational Concessions to services personnel and their children Fee concessions have been allowed to their children and financial assistance has also been extended to the deserving cases out of the State Benevolent Fund personnel CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL ... Reserred Vacancies - Due to very limited number of vacancies likely to be available an State Service, it will not be possible to employ any appreciable number of the educated class of the ex-services men in the State 2. Monetury 29sistance to the disabled and to the dependante of deceased sert icer There 18 a fund called the “Travancore State Bencrolent Fund "started with her to giring immediate and temporary financial help to the relatives of deceased 3 Other concessions --Schemes for developing industries on a co operative basis are being examined and large schemes of road derelopments and irrigation trorhs are also being started, in which a considerable proportion of en-scrticedien can te men and ex-servicemen employed 13B

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·Paras. 1-5) (KOLHAPUR STATE KOLHAPUR STATE GOVERNMENT. CONCESSIONS GRANTED TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. LITIGATION-LEGAL ASSISTANCE ETC.-(Litigation Act 1941). The Kolhapur State Soldiers Litigation Act 1941, provides for special protection, as in British India, in respect of Civil and Rerenue Litigation of the Kolhapur State Soldiers serving under special conditions. The Act provides for the postponement of Civil suits in which the adverse party to a complaint is a State, soldier who is on active military service. Free Legal help. Certain well known lawyers have offered their services in an advisory capacity to serving men's families and widows in cases certified by the Hon. Secretary, State Soldiers' š. & A. Bd. 2. TAX CONCESSIONS. In order to give financial relief to the State servicemen the Kolhapur Govern. ment has granted complete remission of land relenue and ground rent for the duration of the war against Germany and Japan and for one year thereafter to the parents, brothers, sisters or childeren of enlisted personnel of this state 3. MEDICAL AID AND CONCESSIONS. The Services Hospital is maintained at Kolhapur for gervicemen and their dependents. 4. REWARDS OF DECOREES The Kolhapur Government have sanctioned the folloning rewards to Stato soldiers who recived decorations during the present war for gallantry. (a) For those allerded the VC, or G.C Rs. 5000 (6) For those awarded the DSO IOM AIC G.M Rs 3000 or a lifo pension of DSC. Rs. 15 pm. DFC. (c) For those awarded any other decorations- R$ 1.600 or a life pension of Rs 10 pm Note -If the decoration is earned posthumously, the widow of the recipient will receive the award or pension until her marriage or death. The pension should be admissible to the heir of a deceased recipient upto a total of 20 years from the date of its grant. 5. WELFARE SERVICE. Thio following agencies render welfare service and watch the interests of sertins soldiers absent with their Units. restance () out or to servic (6) court. (c) llcad Inspectress --Employed to contact tte feniale relatires of solders and to adsise and assi-t those who are reluctant to bring their grievances to Dopice through male welfary workers. (1) II elfire Horice.--Welfare Workes undertake constant tours firm ville to Fillage and reuder help to the findies of servicemen with the help ofttest concerned. 137

·KOLHAPUR STATE)
EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL.
Pares. 7.8
7. MEDICAL CONCESSIONS TO THE DISABLED AND TROSE WHO REQUIRE
FURTHER MEDICAL TREATMENT.
The medical concessions granted to servicemen are the same as those granted to
the Ex-servicemen.
Arrangements have also been made to get treatment free of charge to those
servicemen who have been discharged because of T. B. or have subsequently con.
tracted Leprosy.
8. EDUCATIONAL CONCESSIONS TO THE CHILDREN AND OTHER DEPENDENTS
OF EX-SERVICEMEN.
The same as under serving personnel.
10. OTHER CONCESSIONS.
The Kolhapur Durbar (vide para 2 above (have earmarked approximately 45,000
acres of land for free distnbution to servicemen provided it is cultivated properly and
the normal land revenuc is paid by the person concerned. It will not be possible
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11. GRANT OF PLOTS FOR HOUSING PURPOSES.
This 18 still under consideration, but plots will be given in urban areas at the
zainimum upset price without auction.
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·4. employment of mitnllo 1 sorunmasc. suitably Logiyen to the essent Protisjon had here forro to Lo medo fran Most of tho ketting patronnolmurlah Stato Area aro likely to rotara to turture oocupation, Bionover, error: also made to Joruto be done or the durerent training are y the Corordent of Lanau P. 1-11 & P. 1-31 ( AKALKOT STA AKALKOT STATE GOVERNMENT CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL 1. Litigation-Legal Assistance etc. Relief is granted by oy of Doratorium. 2. Tar concessions Thero are no extra ordinary and exhorbitant taxes in the State and as such no occision to grant conce991ons in this behalf arises. Per. mits and coupons ctc. can be given tar-free. 3. Letter writing serFice Done free of charge and adsıco g11 en honoror sought. 4 Medical and and concessions Freo treatment is given at the Stato Hospital 5. Rewards for decorees The Darbar have announced a reward of Rs. 2007- & year in cash or 123 landa or 11 TOMission in land revenue to an MC, I.A.O M., 1).S.O. and Rs. 150/- 1 year in cash or in larut or in remission in land rovonuo to an 1.1),S,M, or BI.XL. for his gallantry. 6 Housing Concessions 7. Arms licence fee concessione 8. RELIEF AND assistance to fa. milies in districts dependents in Every poneblo Ansintanou in ghim to the familles of sor vionmon whonos or singh. Ono welfaro wjekor lina booll Amtol. tours rourul tho vllagen, on the milion of tho sorving mon nnd lirinya thelraimruitton to the not100 of the Solidioral Henrl. Tho Secretary of the Sollicrn' Donnel in minor touring oflicor of the Stato, Jln to fool to the welfare of tho familion of tho Marvioomen during the course of his tours. 10. Educational Concessions Free ships and books aro granted to thin childron and dependents of the norving inon. Orders are asued to the offoot thint the bun conductors should alunys also profesohco to serving men who travol by bus norvico. CONCESSION TO EX-SERVICEMEN. 1. Reserved vacaticies Certain vacancies in tlin Police Dogmat mention to tbe clerical Department cording to qualifications 2 Land settlement There are no lands in the hinto distress 9 Welfare service 1 11 Other concessions Alo trarre for Cat which towards fur gallant. 3, l'ost Rolesse Training AT 2-3erticemen as doint 101 ·AKALKOT STATE CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. [ Paras. 4.7 4. Monetary assistance A fand for the benefit of the disabled and their dependents has been raised. Assistance whenover required will be given from this fund. A fair amount is collected and more will be received from other members of the public. 5. Medical concessions Free treatment is given in the State Hospital. 6. Medical treatment to dieabled and those who require further treatment So far as is possible such cases will be treated at the State Hospital. Cases requiring treatment not eradable in the State will be ne. ported to the C.L.O.for States, Kolhapur. Freeship throughout their school career in the State schools are granted to the children of the ox-Bervicemen and their dependents. Freo books are also provided in some cases. 7. Educational concessions ·Pou 1-SI [SANGLI STATE SANGLI STATE GOVERNMENT. CONCESSIONS TO SERVING PERSONNEL. 1. Litigatioa --Lazia3318tanco, ate. Soldiers Litigation Act is applied. Somo local ploaders his offerod free legal advice to Bopfing soldiers. 2. Rewards for decoroo .. Under consideration, 3. Edacational concession to marrice personnel and their children Freeships and scholarships sro givon to the children of serving porsonnel. Paru. 1-3 1. Beoorrod Pacs noies SANGLI STATE GOVERNMENT. CONCESSIONS TO EX-SERVICES PERSONNEL Some Vacancies will be reserved 2. Appointments, concessions Lienu are retained, ng kortion of lions, etc. 4. Edacational concessions to Betrices porbonnel and their ohild. ex ron Freeships and sobolarships Are given to the children of ex-service personaal,

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·APPENDIXI TO “CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA". Recruitment to Railway vacancies. 1. A nuiler of non.gazetted milk ay vacancies have been reserved by the Rail. WAV noty ---- ---1 Lc Pr to 2. For purposes of recruitment to reserved railway vacancies the following definition of the term " War Service" will apply :- (a) Service of any kind in a unit or formation liable for service overseas or in an operational area. (6) Service in Inulia, under miktary, munition or storca authorities with a bability to serve overseas, or in an operational arca. (c) All other services involving subjection to naval, mıhtary or air force law. (1) A period of training with a military unit or formation involving liability to service overscas or in an operational area. Service in any cini defence organisation specified in this behall by the Central Government. 09 (1) Any service connected with the prosecution of the war which a person is required to undertake by a competent authority under the provisions of any law for the time being in force ; and (11) Sucl other service ay may hercafter be declared as War Service for the purpose of the definition. Note-1--Only whole time serrice of any of the kinds specified above rendered after the 3rd September 1939 will be recognised as War Service Nole-2--Not less than 75 per cent of the total vacancies available for War wholo arca or abung available. Note-3.–Servico rendered by person holding Emergency Commisura in Forces of Indian Statei will count as 'War Service Nole --Service in the follow ing categories under Cvil Delince Organiss; tions (including the ARP Services of factorie4, ports, railways end commercial undertakings where separate organisations have been maintained) will be con. Bidered cs War Service - (1) Auuliary Fire Service. (2) Control and Report Service (3) Raid Wardens' Service (4) Fire Prevention Service. (6) First Aid, Casualty and Ambulance Service (6) Rescue Service Raw the instructor s'act the Cortertorent ) Sorturry perser. e Rospumba 116 ·(APPX 1-conld. " CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA") (16) Staff of the Civil Defence Stores Depot, Calcutta. 3. The general principles to be followed in filling these vacancies will bo : (i) Prolimigiry selections will be made by Railway Administrations from tho copies of Foros X-I and X-IS submitted to them by the Regional Exchanges concerned. (is) Final selections will be made by Railway Administrations on the basis (is) In the first instance vacancies will be filled to the extent of only 50 per cent. of the total number of reserved vacancies, so that men being released from the later pluse of domobilisation may receive consideration. (iv) If tho Railway Administration indicates a preference for particular categorio of ex-Servicemen in any demands (e.g. for men trained in Transportation uarts), the Exchanges wlon submitting applications will select applicants on tho basis of the preference indicated. (v) Not less than 75 per cent. of tho total number of available vacanoica ro- Borved for War Service candidates will be filled by candidates who ontored upon period of whols-time service in His Majesty's Forces and who have served in an operationsl arcu or have accepted liability for service Over ons. Thus Dofonco of India porsonnel who huyo served in an operitional area will be eligible, along with similar er-Servicomen, for 75 per cont of the reseryd vacancies, and those who hayo not workod in an operational area, will be eligible for 25 per cent of tho ro. served ricancies along with ex-Servicemen who do not falfil the conditions toquired for tho special reservation of 75 per cent. Persons who renderod War Servico of tho kind apocified in Note 4 under para. 2 will also be eligible for 25 per cent. of the reserved vacancies 4. Truning of candidates selected, wliere necessary, will be arranged by tho Rail. ways concerned. LINKED REGIOXAL EXCHANGES. 5 " Linked Regional Exchanges " are th047 Ragional Exchanges which aro situata) at the leadquarters of tho various Railway Administration concemned. 1. 1 G or 18.15. & C.I. 12ailway. 6. The Linkri Pezional Ersainges for the various Railwiss are:- (1) X. W. RAHAY Pen10731 Eschunge, Lahore. E. 1. Illy., 13. X. Ky and B. & A. Rs. Calcutta. (3) O.T.R. Cupom. (1) G. I. P. Ily. and 13.13. & C. l. Rly. Rombay. (3) JI. & S. X. Rly. and S, J. Ry, VAI Tin Hewlquiria for th 0. T. 1 silway are at Gorakhpur. Tho Regional Ex. absazo st Cavaporo will, however, deal with this Railnay. 105 PT PI ·industries, comestic and social services, etc Service alte lugible for trail rs providt ut, with tlr't runt tiriters and Services fortler training for suntable cul employment : TRIT) to .qur them firsritable ririi mpostorit. APPENDIX 2 TO " CONCE3310X3 TO SERVICEMEN INDIA". POST-RELEASE TECHNICAL TRAINING. 1. The Labour Department of the Government of India is providing facilities to suitable oi-Serfieca l'ersonnel for technical training in engineering and building trades. 2. A considerable proportion of persons serving in the Armed Forces have acquired some technical trule or the other during their service. Some of these Ser. rices trades have their cisilian counterparts; there are some which have no cu counterparts in Cisil occupation, but are allied to them, while there are some which are confined to the Serviceg onls. 3 Some of the tradesmen in the Persicce will have the necessary knowledge and Cyperience to take up civil employment straightaway, while a considerable number will need further training to equip them for suitable civil employment. OBJECTS OF THE SCHEME. 4. The objects of the scheme are ;- derelope ut benemes, both Government and private. 5 SCOPE OF TRAINING. Training will be provided in the engineering and building trades rhonn in the list at Annexure to this Appendix. This list is by no means exhaustive and neces. bars additions and alterations will be made from time to time to suit the country's 6 Training will be in accordance with the post-war requirements of the country to down be directed towards the secific object of equipping demobilised persona available within a reasonable time. mehated, as for as possibic, eo fic employment opportunities available or likely to bo & Teining will be provided for the following categories of persons :- Tugsa u hose training was interrupted as a result of War Service, (*) those who had a cilin trda in fere joinmy the Defence Servicce and in those who have acquired a new trade during their War sertie and need 1) those who need up-grading or laugher training in order to score suitable (f) those who wish to take up a true for uhub tl.cie ze an urgent derard provided they have tla bisit qinlilivat ons for urderinhing such iraining, and fore they could le effectuele employed (1) those who need apj intimp and industrial or practical training low CONDITIONS OR CLIGIEILITY 9. Only ruch demobilised posters here morelesed ex positt. prored menor, they are not likely in lerryloin! Fortsels and furiber transfer 7. Tuare in personnel build ng tr clerical, pr PERSONS ELIGIBLE. Dend fresher courses ; civil employment; 110 ·* CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEX-INDIA".) (APPX.2-contd. PERIOD OF TRAINING. 10. The period of training will rary from indindual to individual and from trade to trade, but, on an average, it will extend to 12 months, CAPACITY. 11. In the absence of any firm figures, it is difficult to estimate tho cxsot training requirements. It 13 proposed, in the first instance, to provide 30,000 scate in en. gineering and building trades, and necessary adjustments will be made from time to timo in the light of requirements. ALLOWANCES AND CONCESSIONS TO TRAINEES. 12. Trainces will be provided with free board, lodging and workshop clothing. In addition, each traince will be given an allowance of Rs. 15 per mensem. 13. Trainees will also be allowed free travelling from the Demobilisation Centre or their homes to the Training Centre and from the Training Centro to their homes at the conclusion of their training. 14. Provision 13 also made for games and recreation, physical training and medi. cal treatment of trainecs. 15 The scheme in the first instance is for 3 years with effect from 1st Novornbor. 1915 ANNEXURE. List of engineering and building trades. 1. Arrature Winders. 25. Mechanics (Rcfngerator). . Blackytniths. 26 Mechanics (Steam and I. C. Enginea). 3. Bricklayers. ** 27. Mechanics (Radio). 4. Boiler Attendants 28 Mechanics (General). 6. Boiler Makers 29 Millwrights.* 0 Carpenters. 30. Mallers. 7. Cabinet Mahers. 31. Voulders 8. Concrrtors... 32. Painters and Decorators 9. Dic-Sinhers, 33. Pattern Sakers 10. Dmughtsman (lech). 31. lluinbers. 11 Dmuzlatamon (Arch.) 35. Rivetera 12. Drillers 36. Shipwrights. 13. Electricians. 37. Surveyors. 14. Electric pinters 38. Switch Board Attendints. 15. Engrayerg 39. Tmand Coppersmiths. 16 Engine Driver (I. C.), 40 Tool Mahers. 17. Engine Drivers (Steam) 41. Triminer, 19 Grinders 42. Turnira 10. Linnamen 13. Yleanu 2). allununt# 41. 112 I. (fix) 21. Jis vins. 45. Weldin (11. ct) 22. Vichinira (Crck) 15 Win Ince ;rritory. 23. Maclannina (Instrurint). 17. Witruun 21. Verhirina ("lotor), 19 Waire le pirtis. • Training in the miles xill be provided only if there is a demand. ** This prorusun liar Ixent ausve on the Akumption that no 158?? "- Ixroftrio. od men in their fruln #sil] Ex required to meet tlic prnt-os demans of the Building Industry after bulldog materials are been deventrolled, and it requirements of post.nr irojecte.

·tidd or cegation of hostilities, whichever is earlier service or for remaining poriod of war after his enlistment, should this be less than candidates from other universities prosecuting higher studies or proceeding to . higher examination, wall however, consider individual cases on their merits. SODE:8sions to students who be done war Bervice Yotwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Ordinances or Regulations of the University, 1 Atudent or an t-student of the University who bu dono War Servico as defined below shall be entitled to the following conce 17PX. 8-contd.) roquisite years. stody. {"CONCESSTOKS TO SERVICEMEX-INDIA" Patos.-The Syndicate agree to give effect to Resolation XXXVI of the later University Board as far as posible. 2. A candidate with sertice will be allogrd to complete the next higer oxamin. ation as a priate caadidate, prorided his period of war service is equal to arprorinately two Academic years, 3. In case of previcus study at n College, kar service will count towards two 4. All those of war rerrice will be given tho same facilities for prosecuting higher stodes, or procreding to a higher cxamination, whether or not they have been students of this University. Tratancore (1) The Syndicate accept that each case be considered sympathetically on its own merits. All possible helpand relief will be given to such students to continue their work in this University whith the least dislocation in thier course of (2) The following concessions will be given to students of this University who (a) May rejoin college and complete studies. (6) Exemption wholly or in It from attendance for courses prescribed, as DOD-collegiate students (c) total duration of war servico determines extent of concessions () Rale regarding Hondars or post-graduate examination to be taken whether year after Inter and 3 years in the case of B A /B Sc. may be abrogated providedstadent rejoing college within 1 year of demobilization. (c) Concessions only for one university course. La case of technical course, period of practical training may be reduced. Stadents resuming their studies, will continue to hold any scholarshipe eto. held formerly in the university. (4) AU tho above concessions will remain in force until three years after the * B.--) Concessions must be availed of within one year after demobilisa. i) Candidate must have served for at least 6 months, and liablo overseat reader War Service: Wolation of hostilities x months. The University though generally not in favour of giring same facilities to Den - The following Ordinance has been made by the University regarding 1 . , (1) Ilo may appear as an ef-student of the l'niversity in any esamination - antitled to appear bül he continue any time during sr Service, iter Service and fails, mass beallotres utsee..... Tarinat im dunne Terms enthin the theme of his bring dicembraried in the subject or whitres la hich he has failed, and if de puse in the saljects ho ball ke declared io ton Paused the ozamination.

·.. CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA ") (APPX. 4-contd. (3) Any student who has failed in an examination during War Service 1.7inish - anni. ----L-IT H. mination, (4) If a student has passed an examination during War Service be shall be entitled to enroll as a student of the University or of a College recognised by it in absentia, and shall be entitled to appear in the examinatiu for which he has been enrolled, at any time during War Service or withan thuce years of his being disembodied without attending a regular course of study of lie 18 others we qualified. (5) Where a student who has done for Service claims exemption from any rule requiring attendance at lectures or residence within tho terntoriol juriediction. of the University or the doing of any thing within a prescribed time, the Vice- Chancellor sball bave the power to grant such exemption, if the special curcam. stances of the case appear to him so to require, after consulting the Dean of the Faculty concerned. Har Services defined. (a) Service of any kind in a unit or formation liable for service orerseas (6) Service in India under military, munitions or stores authorities with lability to serve overseas, (c) All other services involving subjection to naval, military or air force law; (d) A period of training with a muitary unit or formation involving liability to serve overstas; (c) Whole-time service in any cıvıl defence organation specificd in this behalf by the Central or the Provincial Government, and U) Sucl otber servico as may hereafte. Le declared as far bersico for tbo parpoed of this definition. Utkal.-(1) Students Whore studies were interupted by their joining one of tho Defunct Services, will be accepted among non Collegiato candidate for examin. ations of the unuscrsity. (2) All those on war service will to given thio gime facilities for prosecuting higher studies or proceeding to a higher exam.nation, whether or not tbcy bave been students of thu university, prorided the candidate 18 living within tho arca of the jurisdiction of the university at thu time of application, (II) BOARDS BOARD OF HIGH SCHOOL AND INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION, RAJPUTANA CENTRAL INDIA AND GWALIOR. The Board has agreed to give a stoia contgolf to students having dono War Services, in the matter of admissions, etc., and has appointed a sub-commttco to draft general rules for the purpoe. BOARD OP INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, DACCA : The Bourd wil favourably cunsider the question of giving concessions to stadents who baring dono War Services resume their studies, in the matter of Ito rule and regalations, The Institutions under the Board will be instructed to organise special courses and clarks for the benefit of such atudents, 149 ·APPENDIX 3 TO “CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA". PART A.--INTERFRETATION OF THE TERM - OPERATIONAL AREA", The G. of 1. hare decided that an operational area is any area in India or Burma which qualifies for a campaign star. The prescribed arca will only Le regarded as operational within the tine limits specified for the particular campaign state Details of such operational areas and the governing time limits are as under:... () Borma from 11-12-41 until further notxe. (0) Bengal and Abfan from 1-5-42 to 8-5-15. C) Those parts of the Bengal and Assam east of the Brahmaputra from 8-6-16 until further notice. (d) North West-Frontier Province. AHMEDZAI WAZR SALIENT. (i) AREA'A' "Inclusive THAL to inclusive KURPAM MUHAMMADZAI inclusive road KOHAT BANNU to inclusive BANNU exclusive road PEZU TANK to inclusive TANK to inclusive MANZAI line of administrative Border to inclusive SHER. KHANI to muclusive KHAJURI post to inclusive MIRALI inclusive road MIRALI TIIAL. The railway as exclusive throughout." Prescribel lime limsi.—From Midnight 2nd/3rd February 1910 to Junight 376t March/1st April 19-10 (1) AREA'B' "Inclusive TF KOLLAT BANNU PEZU exclusive ro of Admini-tratire Border to inclusive STILRKHANI to inclusive saIDUI 10 inclusive SHEWA THAL to inclusive THAL. The Milway is cxclusive through out". Prescribed time limit.-- From Midnight 31st March/Ist Ipril 1910 to Midniglit luth/lith April, 1910. (ii) AREA'C' * Inclusive THAL to xulusire KURRAN MUSIANADZII inclusive road KOHAT BANNU to inclusive BANNU excluense rond 119MAL TEZtn exclusive PEZU thence inclusireulong the inter-citric 1 l our data licinuen l'ANAL or.d 1. 1. Khan to where it meets de Adminietratist Border 10 x laelle su tihHANI 40 inclusive SAINGI to mCIOASE DATTAKHEL 4711 to evaluere. NEW A excloeire Mad MILWA THAL to incluerle THAL Railway 18 (Xxlusis turvoghcut." Pirsinibed romelum.From Manight 15th 16th April 1940 Midnigh: 30 IM fay 194). (1) AREA D'. "}xclusie 'THI.IL to exclueise KUPA "CILA021111:.IT trad V. 2t' beter KONAT BANYU W iclas LINXT exclu ise radi inelaszve along the inter district Pot undir, Lainath l'AXXLord DIRA ISLANI. ALX Distniet to ulticristle Auratisi lord in our SHERLANI to inclurise SUBC) to irclrsı1.11ANH 1116 eur SICWA cscluante mad SIIMA TILI.. The alvas.dra vrut Inscribed time limil-From Vidnigti 3c7b April'let y'ap 10 mght ?th May 1940). 1:0 ·CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA". ]! (APPX, 3-contd. TOCHI VALLEY. "l'rom boundary pillar 11 (11.6274) along DURAND LINL to R. KAITU (X 2591) along R. KAITU to SPINWASÍ POST (Z 4482) and to junction rivers KAITA KURRAM (Z 6084) thence South along river KURRAM to BANNU -It 1 DATTA KHEL. "From boundary pillar II (W 6274) along DURAND LINE to R. KATTU (X 2934) along R. KAITU to SPINNITADI POST (Z 4484) and to junction river KAITU KURRAM (X 608+) thence South along river KURRAN to BANNU MTY ra NOTE.-All service ex-India other than in Burma is covered by the term « Over ons ". 2. To enable Civil Recruting authorities to decide whether a candidate was liable to serve overseas or has served in an operational area, the War Department has f.L. ---- 1" 1 PART B-DEFINITION OF WAR SERVICE.' For purposes of recruitment to vacancies under the Central Government the following definition of the term war servico' will apply. (a) Service of any kind in a unit or formation liable for service overseas or in an operational area; (0) Service in India under military, munitions or storcs authorities with liability to serve overseas or in en operational arca ; (c) All other service involving subjection to natal, miltary or air force law : (d) A prriod of training with a military unit or formation involving liability to service Overseas or in an operational area; (e) Service in any civil defence organisation specified in this behalf by the Central Govermenti U) (i) Any Rer Fier connected with the proxcution of the #87 which a person is required to undertake by a compxtent authonty under the provisions of any law for the time x ing in force, and (ii) Suchotline servicn as muy lierenfter be declared as war crvice for the pur* poor of this defimtien. Notrl-Only hole time prvier of any of the kinda aprecifired nbore rendered after the 3rd September, 1939, will be rengnisrdno warrersice'. Yote 11.-Ynt drug than 75 fut mnt. of the total sai ancies available for 'Far warriorcarilitem will be filled his candidates who entered upon a priox of whole. timen nie in II. 91.: lurreannu! linke arsyed in an operational area or have accepta ilability for arsimr ofere si, splijeet to tutable candidater Leing aralabile. Note III.-Servicr fundered lay popsons holding timergency Commissions in Forunu of Ir.dun State will mottnt es War forrice Xors: Th. I'rovincial Gorronment follow the alore definition in principle, with light uxlifimtions in individual camn (Ref. the yellow pamphleta ingurl under c.rs. . . 151 ·APPENDIX 4 TO “CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN INDIA". 'FORM OF CERTIFICATE POR THE GRANT OF EDUCATIONAL WAR STIPENDS TO CHILDREN OF SERVING PERSONNEL. (PART A.) 1. (1) Xanie of the child (boy or girl) (IT) Age .. (III) Father's naine or name of the Serviceman of whom the child is dependant.. (IV) Caste 9. Unit, rank and number of the father or the Serviceman of whom the child is dependant 3. Formation to which attached 4. (1) Whether the Ctuld's father (a) died, or (b) permanently incapacitated owing to wounds or discsse contracted while on active bet.. (IT) Whether need of financial assistance proved.. 8. (I) Residence ....... (IT) Village, Teball or Taluk. (III) District (IV) Province.. * Name of the institution to which the guardian wishes to send the child. 7. Remarks Collector of the Das rict. PART B. Certified that (rank and name of Serviceman), caste ton of.... nllage, dutrict. Istinite Int. 19 enrolled under the was Syu're out the Commun ܙܘܚܝܘܝܢܘܫ ܗܝ Buation.. 13:

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·PERCOI.S PCT TO BE RETAINED UN.. APPENDIX 5 TO " CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA". REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT OF DISABLED PERSONNEL OF TECE INDIAN DEFENCE SERVICES. TURAL 1. It has been decided that the reliabihtation and resettlement of disabled persondelof the Defence Service will, in future, bo the joint responsibility of the Wor Department God the Labour Department of thic Goverment of India. 2. The War Department will bo meponsible for all necessary measures up to end including the completion of post-hospital obabilitatic. 3. The Labour Department will be responsible for training for employment inclading training under shelteme conditions, for placing individuals w sutable employment and for watching their welfare thereafter. DETINITION OF A DISABLED PERSON. nanannt of injury, disease or deformity attri- Otember 1939, 14 substantially in undertakang work on Ins/her disease or deformity, would be 6. RETENTION OF DISABLED PERSONS ON THE ACTIVE LIST, 411 disabled persons (excepting officers, V. C Os., warrant officers and othor ranks of women's services, still on the bacete lists of the Sersices, or who may in Enhallitated to an extent which 1 (a) Loss of a limb or loss of use of a limb. (b) General medical and surgical disabilities. (c) Loss of epeech. (d) Deafness ant of vision I. Dus IAL Tal vary the 28th, 1947, from which date Dilatation or under itrining will to Full Le gren Le cramte of Evb Concession is alco sulsret tolte ro- (a) if it is found, after reasonable trial, that an individual cannot be truired forans suitablecmployment, he will be discharged: • 1 je not making the rigties in his training .'irre,te will be JUAL arrint eficers and other rar orsakenste to futurlar ileen owgktech ·* CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMER-INDIA"} (APPX. 8-contd. 8. V. C. Os, and warrant officers may, if they wish to do so, apply for training for employment. They will be interviened before leaving hospital by an officer of Labour Department's Advice Service, who, in consultation with the medical authonties, will decide whetlicr or not individuals are to be given training. If accepted, yarathontho-non naruto homin trong *4 TIL . will receive the concessions and allowances detailed below. In all cases tree railway vouchers for the necessary moves will be issued. 9. Ofcers and other ranks of women's services will be cligible for assistance ander Government's schemes for further Education and Training, details of which will be issued Iator, or other scheme for which they may be eligible. MEDICAL BOARDS. 10. There will be no change in the current procedure for holding medical boards to Aggera disability pensions, or for the duposal of board proceedings. Relovant caso abeets and medical reports concerning those persons who are sent to Post Hospital Rehabiltation Centres (P. H. R. Cs) will be forwarded to the O.C., P. H. R.C. concerned. PERSONS WHO HAVE ALREADY LEFT THE SERVICES. 11. Disabled persons, excepting ex-officers (other than V.C.03.) and other ranks of women's scrvices, who have already left the Services will be given the opportunity to undergo further medical treatment, and/or post-hospital rehabilitation and/or training for employment, if they wish to do so. NOTE.-Ex-officers, and other ranks of women's borvices will be eligible for a asistance under Government schemes for further Edacation and Training. 12. Instructions for notifying facilitics to those alrady discharged wall bo issued AS ROOn se the necessary arrangements have been completed. 13. Those who wish to avail themsulres of the facilities ofered will be required to report at the Corrs, Regimental Centres or selected hospitals, in accordanco with instructions which will be sent to them, and will be given rauway vouchers for the journey 8. 14. During the time they are under hospital treatment or undergoing post. hospital relabilitation they will bo cligiblo for the concessions and allowance detailed in paragraph 26 below. Thereafter, V.C. Os. and warrant oflicers will bo cligible for the terms laid down in the particular Government scheuno under which they recive tmining, provided that those wbo are to be given training under sheltered conditions and are sent for training to sprcial centres set up by Labour Department will continuo to rocciro lhe concesions and allowances adricello during the period they were in hospital or at a P. I. R. C. All othen will rcocrctl.c conceptions and klowances detailed in paragraph 26 below during the period that they ero under training for employment, whether this bo at a special centre under sheltered condi. tlons or ander normal training condition3. CATECOBIES OF DISABLED PERSONS. 15. On completion of hospital treatmcat, disabled persons will be in one of tho following categorict :- (a) Loks who will require constant medical treatment for the rest of tbeir lives; (8) ihm who are o disbled that they cannot be slicicatly reliabilitated to undertalo employment; 131 ·impairment of YLSIOT), who are to be retained on the active list until tbor trunus for employment is completed, or until February the 28th, 1947, whichever is the of Labour Department's Advice Service. This officer wall, with the hclp of the medical authorities, adpec men as to future employment and will clocvle the training to bo grep to individuals or the sheltered employment to which they can be sent. 20. Those who require post-hospital rehabilitation will return to l'. IL. N. CL APPX.--contd.) [" CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEKEN -INDIA", (c) those #bo require post-hospital rehabiltation prior to training for employ. ment; htbare borequire training and or a soployment and a sheltered condition without post-hospital rehabilitation, (e) Those who are fit to undergo trading for employment under noi nial con. datinne, without post-hospital radiation PERSONS WHO WILL REQUIRE COXSTANT MEDICAL ATTENTION OR CANNOT BE SUFFICIENTLY REHABILITATED TO UNDERTAKE EMPLOY- 16. Individuals in the categories will be discharged and dealt with ın accordance with current orders. 17. Amendments to current orders are under consideration and such a may be authorised will be potified in due course. OTHER CATEGORIES-RETAINED ON ACTIVE LISTE (Sce para. 15). 10: All persons in other categories, escept those suffering from blindness or material 10. On arrival at a P. H. R. C. each individual will be interviewed by an officer Men will then proceed on the leave due to them at the end of their leave for the necessary course. te ts - O 11-14 ha LA os, X.pt that all period of tbmit Serirate ir true Le 11, 1.4i. OTTIER CATEGORIES --PREVIOUSLY DISCHARGED. to niurn r fuit loyment will I WA Ironn the bulim to 1on cf bocrutaltirate (Sre para 14) 24. On amralat a l'. R. Caschinderndual will be intertirsd2717 ore of the Adrice scrrice and a decisen will be reached as to whether he u touderopres hospital rehabilitation, or wall he went at one for trading or expayeseorra Fill be taken accordingly CONCESSIONS AND ALLOWANCES 23. Thou milodon the active lakanderthefuntz.cuas ceiro effective as and alloraces 135 ·CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN- INDIA. ''] [APPX. 6-contd. 26. Those who aro discharged from the Scrvices after the completion of hos. pital treatment and those who have already been discharged and who volunteer and are elected to undergo further inedical treatment and/or post-hospital rehabi. btation and/or training for employment, will be given the folloring concessions and allowances -- (6) Rilims, accommodation and clothing.-Ritions will be issued freo at norinal scales. Free accommodation will bo provided. Individuals wall roccive hospital clothing and working clothes, with replacements as necessary, free of cost. (6) Allowance 8.—Thoso in receipt of any pension will continue to draw their pengions and, will receive in addition an allowanco equal to the differenco between pension and effective pay and allowances admissible immediately prior to dia. charge from the Services. An individual not in receipt of a pension will receive an allowanco equal to the effectivo pay and allowances admissible to him iminediately prior to discharge from the Services. Note 1.-Thou allowances will ccase on February the 28th, 1917 after which date the scale of cıvıl allowanrcs will take their place. Note II.-- Pensions" means total pension, re ordinary pension, whero admissible, plus du..bility pension. It shall NOT include any personal allowance or allowance consequent on the Award of an Order or Decoration. (c).fler Februiry the 28th, 1947, all disabled personnel retained on the activo lists under the provisions of pura. anle and disabled personnel previously dicharge from the Services but undergoing post-hospital rehabilitation or training under the provisions of parn. 23 ante, will continue to draw their pensions and will receive in wildition the candlowances referred in para. O ante. 27. A. 13. C1 will be issued to all persons who elect and are selected to undergo further medical treatment, poss-hospital rehabilitation or training for employment, under the provisions of paras 1 and 23 ante. The book will show entitlements in accordance with the above instruction, 28. Detalmal accounting and documentation instructions will be issued te pa rately. Note.-Effectivo pay and allowaners, where admissible, will be pay of substan, live or war substantive rank held at the time of discharge from hospital in the chacor personnel covered by pura. 5 anle or decharged from the Service in the caso of per. 11 29 111 ronr sans and allos anres will be given subject to the following condi. Llons : (a) if it is fun, after reasonable trial, that an inılıriduslainnot be trained for any suitable employm”nt, his training will be atoptrennd It will be dealt with In aeronline with the instructions in parar. in tn 3i bylos, (0) If it is obvious that an indivalul is not making the pingmruain Intraining whirl ha intelletan! phveisi alalities should enshir un to achirr, Intrinink will b..d'opylanth, will by daalt with in accordance with the instructions in an 30 to 31 Inx, PROCEDURE OS COMPLETIO OF TRAINIMO FOR EYPLOYMENT. 21 Thon motiin on the ac'in lut unl« tha ponridions of por. 3 anse and bon training is completed before February the "Sh. 2017, will learnt to their Corte Irimental Centre for discharge under tbo Regulations. 116 ·AJPL. B-contd.) {"CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA". 31. Those who are retained on the active list under the provisions of para, 6 sale and are still undergoing post-bospital rehabilitation or training on February the 29th, 1947, will be discharged frith effect from that date. They may continue post.bospital rehabilitation and/or training, and Len this has been completed they will be sent to their Corps/Regimental Centres. They will remain eligible for such benefits and concessions ag cre due to them at the date they were discharged from the active let. 32 In both the above cases men mll draw clothing concessions when they finally besre their Corps/Regimental Centres. Also in both cascs men will retain their right to release and oferseas service leave. 33. All others will be sent, on completion of training to their homes, or direct to employment as they wish. 34. In all cases free railway vouchers for journeys will be issued by the Corps/ Regimental Centres of the individual concerned. CONCESSIONS APPLICABLE TO CERTAIN PERSONNEL OF STATES FORCES. 35. All disabled persons belonging to units of States Forces will be eligible for the coccessions and allowances detailed atore, provided they were disabled while ferring under the Crown. In all euch cases post-bospitel teliabilitation, and/or Training for employment will be roluntary and will be given cn completion of their hospital treatment and discharge from their I. S. F units. 36. Dreabled persons domiciled in Nepal i ho bare alrcady left the Service or abdin fatore discharged on completion of hospital treatment will not te eligible to ondergo further medical treatment, post-bcepital rehabilitation or training for en ployment unless further instructions are issued. GURKHAS. (Ref. A. 1. (1) 1122/45)

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·APPENDIX 6 TO "COSTESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA". Concessions given by Indian Universities and Provincial Boards of Education to students who having done War Service rejome their studies. The Inter Unitcristy Baud hne recommended to the Universities and Boards that concessions be granted to students who having done Var Services (as defined by the Government) resume their stadies, in the matter of the rules or regulations pertaining to age, attead ince, residence a id lectures generally. The Board further recommended that special courses and classes be organized for the benefit of such students Summary of various concessions granted by Indian Unwersities and Boards. (I) UNIVERSITIES. Agra.---Tne University has already taken action in the matter of providing necessary facilitica for persons who directly or indirectly facilitate the prosecution of War Coucessions have been made in the matter of (1) attendanec at lcctures in tho cise of the affiliatod colleges, (18) the extension of the period for whuch tho ad vntage of taking an examination in one subject only would accrue to compartment caudi. dates, and (1:1) adin-13101 of such students, the albillated colleges of the University as have not been able to complete & course of study in a recognised University of Great Britain on account of the prevailing war conditions All those on war scrvice will be given the same facilities for prosecuting higher Stadiez, or procezding to a higher examination, whether or not they havo been student of this university ALIGAPI-1. Emergency Ordinance Ordinances of tho rgency Ordinance leges. He may appear as a private candidate or as a regular student at the es. amination at which he would have been entitled to appear had ho continued su A tudoat of the University (1) A student who appeared at thu Intermediate examination, in 1040 or in any subsequent year before tie end of the var, and fuled way be allowed to take the examination in the subyert or subsjects in buch ko faled and to join the next higher class pending the announcement of the result, A student of tbo II yeur (Intermediato) Ching who does not appear at the examination may be admitted to the li tontilass or the examination for the loss dent of Ba IT. (1) A student who has cumpleted the sto jest (VUI Hotels near Alls or Science Faculty,. c has undergond a nigul ir ovurse of arudy for one academic Fear, as required undre clave i Chapter of the leademic Uninst.*. but haring entered active service was unable to appear at the basl erarn.cation for fint in 1 1 *. Han hat I' I. 1:

·“CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA'') (APPX. contd. (iv) A student who appeared at the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Science in 1910 or in any subsequent year before the end of the war and failed, shall be given credit for the subject or subjects in which be obtained pags marks and be allowed to re-appear in the subject or subjects in which ho 1 (v) A student of tho M.A. or MSc. class who has completed the course for the Previous examination, i.e. has undergone & regular course of study for ono academic year, as required under clause 7 chapter X of the Academia Ordinances but, having entered active service, was unable to appear at the examination may, on obtaining a cortificate from the Dean of the Faculty that his academio progress before bo ontered activo service was such as to make it highly probablo that he would have passed the examination if he had not left the University to enter active service, bo admitted to the M A. or M.Sc. Final class or to tho M.A. or JL.Sc. Final examination without passing the Previous Examination. (vi) A student who appeared at the examination for tho degreo of Blaster of Arts or Science in 1910 or in any subsequent year before the end of the war and failed shall bo given credit for the paper or papers in which he obtained pass marks and be allowed to rc-appear in the paper or papers in which he failed, and when ho has obtained the required percentage of marks in all tho papera and in tlio aggregate though on ditterent Occassions, shall be declared to hava qualified for tho Jfaster's degree. (ru) A student of the LL B class who has completed the courgo for tho Provious crimination in Law, s.e. las undergone s regular course of study for one academic yeur, as required ander clause 7 Chapter X of the Academic Ordi. pinces, but, having entered active service, was unable to appear at the examination may, on obtaining ceruficato from the Dean of Faculty that hrs academic progress before he entered active service, W89 such as to mako at highly probablo that be would have passed the eximination if he had not left the University to enter active service, bo admitted to tho LL.B. Final Class or to the LL.B. Final examination without passing the Previous examination in Law. (rii) A student who appeared at the examination for the degree of Bochelor of Laws in 1910 or in any subsequcut year before tbo end of the war and failed F! . 1 Bachelor of Laws. (ir) A student who either failed at the Iligh School Examination in 1940 or in any subsequent sear before the end of the war, or during tho samo period, was for the greater part of ono school year a regular member of tho 10th class of TC-.-IE lotlaring of tho University at tho examination lot year (Interme. .45 of the results of the dan wanidh, ID Yole:-la tlo abory Ordinanco'student' means a student of thla Uniret. rity or of any other recon.sed institution and "cxamination" means crimination coaducted by thu Unirenity or by any other competent body roco ured by thu Vaiveruty. 159 ·LPP. 6-coot1.] (" CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDIA II. Emergency Ordinance No. 10 The expression 'active service' referred to in these Ordinances shall mean : (a) Service of any kind in a unit or formation liable for service overseas. (6) Service in India under military, munitions or stores authorities with Liability to serve overseas ; (c) All other service involving subjection to naval, militay or air force law : (d) A period of training with a military unit or formation involving liabilty to serve overseas; () Whole-time Service in any civil defence organisation specified in this behalf by the Central or the Provincial Government, and U) Such other service as may bere-after be declared as War service by the Central Government for the purpose of this definition, III. All in War Service who are graduates of a recognised Indian University, and havo either during or before Far Service, worked as teachers in a recognised inetitation for not less than one Academic year, may be permitted to eit for the B.T. examination without putting in any terms. Allahabad-The question of concessions will be considered on receipt of appli. cations from individual students with War Service to their credit. nyami. war. Andhra-The following concessions are granted to students of the Andhra Voiveruty and Affiliated Colleges who render "War Service":- (1) The Students will, on return from War Service be allowed to rejoin their colleges and complete the courses that would be interrupted. (2) The rule which requires that a candıdato shall appear for the Honours Examination not later than the end of the fourth year after he had been admitted to the course in the case of Intermediates and not later than three years after commencing the Honours Courge in the Vuiversity colleges in the case of Pasa graduates will not apply to the students (3) If the students are demobilised during an academic year, they will be per. mitted to rejoin the colege at once and will be exempted from attendance for the fullacademic year, provided thy put in a minimum attendance to be prescribed. held by the students will be continued to them on theu rejoining college. (4) Any Studentship, Scholarship and other concessions they may have been All those on war service will be given the same facilities for prosecuting hugber students of this university provided that, in the opinion of the syndicato tho courte undergono by such candidates are the same as or similar to those of Andhra Annomalai–The following concessions recommended by the Government of Iladras aro granted to students who have rendered War Services :- (1) the students would, on return from far Service, be allowed to rejoin their Colleges and complete the courses that were interrupted; (2) the rulo wbich requires an Honours Degnu to be taken within four year of passing the Intermediate examinaton would not apply to the studenu: -- tomobilised during an academic year, they would nd would be esempled from attendance for put in a minimum attendance to be free Univertity. 1 11 ulus (4) Ang scholarship, burssty or exhibition that may laro been beld by the Unntinned to them on their rejoin; Collere, ·CONCE331083 TO SERVICE VENIRDIA)') (APPX. 6-contd. T'LA. T..L...L..L, -n.-fuL+ All thoso on War Service will be given the somo facilities for prosecuting higher studies, or proceed.ng to a lugher examination, wliether or not they Lave been students of the University. Benares-Tho Syndieato of the University ia prepared to carry out tho recome mcadations of the Inter-University Boards 28 far as practicable. Cascs of all such war service candidates whether ticy have been studenta of this Uruversity or not, secking facilities for prosecuting higher studies, or proceed. ing to a higher examination will be considered on individual merits. Bombay--Concussions to be given to students who havo volunteered for War Services (Applicable for a period of two years after the cessation of hostilitics.] Students of th.9 Univrsity who during the progress of tho war aro enrolled in any of the combatant services shall be entitled to the followlog concessions, provided that they are availed of within a period of two years after the cossation of hostilities, or after they are disbanded from active eervice, whichever is earlier: (1) Such students will be granted terms, on the recommendation of tho Principals of Colleges and the lilitary authorities on the basis of the period spent by them in the combatant services, . 111 un declared to have passed the whole examination. (3) Sucha students will, natwatlıstanding their failure at a University crami. natioa, lo permitted to enter upon a course of studies for tho lugher examination before they appear for the next lower cramination, but they will not bo declared to hsso passed the bigher examination unless theygars the lower examination in tho Bamcor in a prestous cxamination scason. (4) Tbe syndicate my grant such concessions as they may consider fit to students who case do not fall within any of tho aforesaid categorica, on the merits of each individual case. (o3atriculates of a recognisch ladian University or equivalent who hato taught in military or naval schools for not Icss than 0 montlis may appear for tho Secondary Teacher's Certificato Examination. (b) Graduates of any recognised Indian University, on lar servicc, may appear for the B.T. under following conditions :- (1) Sast, after 2.ning the survice bo cazag in teaching work, and give 25 Ir3801 undrs suprrison of a traind graduate, and produce a certificato of ustifactory & Litry of these lasons. (1) Sorted as t:achen in a recognised institutions for not leas than ONE Acemic year Intenilnz eindstry, whether or not students of a Unirersity must first Leromo fu mbps of thus University Ly obtaining necruiry cibility ertificate, and abido by tho conditionsluddwn b tho Syndicato in order to obtain (scilities for prooccul ing bigler studies, or pe ceiling to a bigbereiamination. 101 ·APPX. 6-contd.) {"CONCESSIONS TO SERVICEMEN-INDLA."." Calcutta-Candidates with War Service who are graduates of a recognised Ladian University and have worked as teachers for at least 2 years in a recognised institution will be permitted to sit for the B.T.examination. (2) Candidates with War Service desirous of proceeding to a higher examination of this Univisity will be given the same facilities as students of this University, provided : (a) Science studente produce certificate of practical training from Principal of college concerned, for such period as the Syndicate decides in each case. (6) So long as the required period is not elapsed. N.B.–Military service counts as attandance at college for purposes of admis. sion to an examination of the university. Dacca—This University would be prepared to relax its rules or regualtıors pertaining to attendance, residence and letures, etc., in case of students who having done War Services as defined by the Government of India, resume their studies in the University and that as far as practical be special courres and classes may be organused for the benefit of such students. All other concessions will be considered on individual ments. The maximum concessions are : Under-graduates, to be eligible to appear at an examination of this Univeristy, must have completed in case of (x) a "Pass " student, 1 year in University, and (ir) an "Honours " student, 2 years in University. N.B. (1) Head of Departments concerned must certify tbat bio work has been of a standard which if kept up, would ensure him a "Tags (2) No concession to Atudents reading for post graduate degrees, but both under-graduates and postgraduates, who receivo precadet training, may be granted exemption from attending courses for periods spent on such training Lucknow-A student of the University who offers tus services in connection with 4L - Antrada de 1..1..- Madras (1) Concessions to be granted to students who volunteer for War Service are as follows (a) to allow students who have rendered approved War Service in II. Dlajesty's Forces to rejoin their colleges and complete the courses that cro intorrupted ; (6) to abrogato in the case of students who have rendered arrrored War Service in His Majesty's Forces, the rule wluch requires an Honours degree to le taken within for years of commercement of the Honours or Postgraduate Fuatirati Bu, or RS. i ce car of dernobilisation ; (c) to permit such students, if they are demobiled during as year to rejoin college at once and subject to a minimum afterdaroe for tte academic year; (d) to continuo to such students on rejoining college ansatlanok or exhibition they may hato held. Sofi as the t'n.versity is een sion will be made on their return to avar the studertsins which they might bare formerly held in the l'arents:

·ANNEXURE A-contd. 2. A student who has either failed in the Matrcultion Examination or has been r. #1 TI1M.. -T TY- 11.1 3. For the first, Second and Final Examinations in Engineering the rondition of "one academical year previously " laid down in Regulation 2 (a) (ii) for the examinations may be wars ed for a candidate who has actively served as defined below. Such a candidate shall be permitted either to appear for the First Examination in Engineering during the same academic year in which he apprars for the Intermediate in Science or Intermediate in Arts examination (with the subjects prescrib. ed under the regulations), or to appear for the Second Examination in Engineering during the same academic year in which he appears for the First Examination in Engineering or to appear for the Final Examination in Engineering during the samo academic year in which he appears for the Second Examination in Engineering provided that: (n) He shall be permitted to avail himself of only one of tho foregoing privileges and that he shall take at least to years to complete the course (6) He shall have attended the necessary number of lectures and practicals ay laid down in the Regulations for the higher of the two examinations named in the alternative shiel he may sclect (ie, in each alternative, the cxaminaton first named) He shall not be required to attend the necessary number of lectures and practicaly nal aid down in the Regulations for the lower examination namod in the alternative he Alerts (c) Ir shall be deemed to have passed the higher exmination named in the al. ternative he eclects, only if he has passed the lower cxamination named in that al. ternative Rowell date did on activeartice was of Engineering nature 4. A First or Second Year student in the Halley College of Codimeroe, who has Actively arsed as defined below, may be admitted to the next bigher class provided that the l'rincipal of the College certifies that his progress made in the college ord his Kuccess in the mllege tamirations were such as to make it highly probable that ho would have and the enmination if he had not served. Ti wiv.-..-...--- l'y mina.inn A Third Year student abohu lwen unable to take any part of thr B Com. Fınmır. tinn on Armount of hoe bring actively arred as detined Ix low, shall be allowed to Appear as a private canlıdate within a wrind of thirre years from the date of li's bring dibinalind. 3. I stu:lant or a lato college student of any affiliated college in the Fnculty of Agn-ulturr, who h14 actively Arrved as drfined below, shall be entitled to avail himarll of the privile specifind as frikins:- () Anturlent who appear in the University Examination in Phraicand Mathe mties at thrend of the Hint Year in 1910 or in any auquent yrat lefoortbrend of Waren falla (either in one or with subjects) may reappear, within three year of his brinitermelind, in the subject or subjecta he had full-l in, and may ininthers! high rolau pruning the announcement of results. A student in the lint Year wbo. barung erstel as defined Irlow, do not apprap in the roaminatinn, may be als millel to tho Smond Year Clst, and be shall bn conud-red as baring qualified in ICS ·the Faculty of Predicine as lave served in the War in a medical capacity ard :) all make recommendations regarding the concession tube given to the to the sind shall mean that the candidate shall have served with credit en llis Jajeti's Lard, penod of tbe war, should this he less than sus month), as an edildied ofure! Oler rank or rating with a unit or ela pof His Sinestr's laid Sea or Air Forces, ard that his whole-time services » ere gianto such sertive throughout the fx nod in Gorica torate of Civil Aviation, Government of India, fur purpus of joining the BelA Any period spent in whole-t17 training in ariation flugdutier) under the line force or Indian Air Force or wholetime <erceg det urder inir reitlin litary Academy or other regular miltaſ or naratrairirsecteals shall court up for active service before he can take the crapinational alle Fitter!:.' of the fee paid by him. adies abroad, shall be given fucilities for admission at an artriite 1:41 catatutions aliliated to this l'aurersits (ANNEXURE A-contd. these two subjects, provided he is recommended by the Principal of the College las attended by him, (1) A student who annan-1. any subse may reap he had fa results. Examination in Agriculture 011 the second Sear who having served as defined below, doc! not appear in the examination, may be admitted to the Third Year Claas in any college affiliated to the Faculty of Agriculture, and to the examination for the Fina Examination, Part 1, sithout baring passed the First Examination in Agriculture or on the recommendation of the Principal of the College last attended by him, mar be deemed to have acquired all the privileges of a person who has passed the First (...) A student who has completed the Third year l'ours B Se (Agri.) Part I ie, has attended at least two-thirds of the lectures for that academic year, and ob. bains from the Principal of the College last attended by him a certificate that his progress made in that college and his success in the college examinations were such as to make it highly probable that he would have passed the examination if he be (Agri ) Part I Èxamination, on the recommendation of the Principal and the Special Committee to be appointed by the Syndicate for this purpose. Such recommenda. tion shall be based in the main on the candıdate's record in the University and College Examinations. A student of the Parth V.M... nation may -.L1.4 .L.T.Iry. recommenda purpose. Su in the University and college examinations per or more and, having served as defined below, dues not appear in the examinrunn Ifa student of the II Sc. (Agru ) Class bas done research worh for one academic niation, has failed, le mar mind on lus tbc818 onts and The Medical Faculty shall consider each case ind .dually of such studente in 1 € cate and the Senate. 18. The expression actively serred "referred to in the foregoing pulsuona A candidate who has paid the prescribed fix fur a: est laten la! it <!ird * 10. A student # bo, owing to the war, has not been able to contro comezeki. tea The detr shall aroma.

·ANNEXURE A-contd.) 11. Only a teacher who (a) is a pud member of the whole time teaching staff of a recognised scbool or affiliatesi college or edn. institution under direct control of i of institution--may appear as private candiuales. NB-i) For ardinary members of H N's. Forees-candidate must haro prored Matrip or equivalent and be honafide esident of territorial jurediction of Punjab University. (11) No candidate who has attended any college at any time during the academic year preceding a University Examination, shall appearat that examination ng a prí. vate candidate, 12 Candidates who intend to qualify for service in the Royal Indian Navy may qualifyin Mathematica for the Intermediate Examination by appearing in tlo special examinations, to be held 11) January and July for the purpose, as a war measure. The Tact dates for the holding of those two ndditional examinations shall be decided by the Vice-Chancellor. 1 amination from appearing id & subject or subjects havin.gercured 46% of mntha therein, he shall be required to appear within a year of his feing dvembodied only in the abject in which he had come in Compartment or in which he haci failed. YB.The Special Regulations se War are applicable to girl students who Joinnd the WAC. (1) and the Auxiliary Nursing Sertise,

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